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... represent an intermixture of many groups , both white and non- white ; they speak English or Afrikaans or both , and ... represent the same political parties that are represented in the nation- al Parliament . Its local transport ...
... represent an intermixture of many groups , both white and non- white ; they speak English or Afrikaans or both , and ... represent the same political parties that are represented in the nation- al Parliament . Its local transport ...
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... represent , say , the second half of the name Canterbury . This opens the way for what is called a character script , such as that of Chinese , in which each word is graphically represented by a separate individual symbol or character ...
... represent , say , the second half of the name Canterbury . This opens the way for what is called a character script , such as that of Chinese , in which each word is graphically represented by a separate individual symbol or character ...
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... represent the same morpheme . But there are other plural nouns in English that differ from the corresponding singular forms in other ways ( e.g. , " mouse " : " mice " ; " criterion " : " crite- ria " ; and so on ) or not at all ( e.g. ...
... represent the same morpheme . But there are other plural nouns in English that differ from the corresponding singular forms in other ways ( e.g. , " mouse " : " mice " ; " criterion " : " crite- ria " ; and so on ) or not at all ( e.g. ...
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