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Secret languages and special vocabu- laries Genetic re- lationship of all Aus- tralian languages O 300 600 mi 0 300 600 900 km 28. Control and Bureaucracy in Human Societies , ed . by V.F. RAY ( 1958 ) ; M.J. MEGGITT , Indigenous Forms ...
Secret languages and special vocabu- laries Genetic re- lationship of all Aus- tralian languages O 300 600 mi 0 300 600 900 km 28. Control and Bureaucracy in Human Societies , ed . by V.F. RAY ( 1958 ) ; M.J. MEGGITT , Indigenous Forms ...
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... languages belonging to other stocks ) . In terms of the number of its languages and of their geographic spread , the Austronesian language family is among the world's largest . Austronesian languages are generally divided into two ...
... languages belonging to other stocks ) . In terms of the number of its languages and of their geographic spread , the Austronesian language family is among the world's largest . Austronesian languages are generally divided into two ...
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... languages Northeast New Guinea -SW New Britain Admiralty Island New Britain groups New Ireland Bougainville - Buka Choiseul New Georgia New Caledonia Loyalties Nuclear Micronesian Subgroups of Oceanic languages . Many aspects of the ...
... languages Northeast New Guinea -SW New Britain Admiralty Island New Britain groups New Ireland Bougainville - Buka Choiseul New Georgia New Caledonia Loyalties Nuclear Micronesian Subgroups of Oceanic languages . Many aspects of the ...
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