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Faith Webb, 20, says she sees "a lot of people in lectures in a work uniform" on her linguistics course at the University of Manchester.

From BBC

Gbagbo had degrees in history and linguistics, and as a teacher, was a key member of various educators' unions.

From BBC

The ruling signals that constitutional rights now yield to immigration enforcement priorities, establishing a framework where racial and linguistic profiling becomes legally permissible policy rather than prohibited discrimination.

When she turned 57, Margaret went back to university, graduating with a PhD in applied linguistics.

From BBC

Knife skills, too, were given a linguistic beat: “Motion of the ocean” for rocking cuts, “slices, sticks, dices” to map the rhythm of the hand and blade.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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