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This document details the decision of the Employees' Compensation Appeals Board regarding the appeal of E.R. against the Department of the Navy concerning a schedule award for binaural hearing loss.

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Appellant refers to the party that is bringing an appeal before a higher court or authority. The Department of refers to the government department or agency that is involved in the legal proceedings.

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