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Weblog run by University of Pennsylvania phonetician Mark Liberman, with multiple guest linguists. ... Jan Freeman of the Boston Globe spotted a search-and ...
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The About page retraces the history of the term and offers more information on ... In addition to me, the most active are the long-standing Language Log ...
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Can you tell that my maternity leave has finished? Little, ... But the real sadness is that I now know the point of maternity leave, and that point is CAKE. ...
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Investigates international English from a British perspective. Includes articles, newsworthy words, and usage notes.
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