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The Endangered Languages Project
We English speakers are used to having our language understood in many parts of the world, where local citizens have learned it because of its ubiquity on radio and TV.
We English speakers are used to having our language understood in many parts of the world, where local citizens have learned it because of its ubiquity on radio and TV.
Has Syria passed the point of no return on the road to a long and vicious sectarian war that will wreck the country and might spill across its borders?
Watching the Internet evolve — and I’ve been writing about it since it was mostly the ARPAnet, a project of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency — I’m always astonished at how early government-supplied seed money turned into today’s global commercial network.
When the July 27 opening ceremony launches the London Olympics, the United States again will be the nation to beat in men’s basketball.