When referring to disabled people, however, a qualifier (usually 'dis-') becomes necessary, for example, space on rail¬way carriages needs to be identified as, say, space for a wheelchair (as contrasted with the unstated 'space for the shoe-bound) or 'disabled toilet' (as opposed to 'enabled' toilet).
what does this "shoe-bound" mean? in the following text?
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