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REPRESENTING JEWISH IDENTITY THROUGH ENGLISHof JE; how JE varies from general American English with respect to vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and discourse style; and how JE represents the struggle for the dual identity of being Jewish and being American.

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E, C, A, I, E, C, A,that took hold in the 1990s. Whatever the actual number, Aboriginal language use in Canada has been rapidly decreasing, and many local community leaders and educators have become involved in language revitalization and maintenance initiatives specific to the circumstances of their communities.

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R, E, E,-S, W,emains stubbornly local, personal, and present,” and an implicit critique of the meaning and use of . as an analytical tool in the field of linguistics. In this conclusion, I would like to draw together the strands that emerge from these contributions and suggest how they provide directions for future work in the field.

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