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Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
(12 messages)
CA Bay Area Meetup
Cheap access to electronic books
(2 messages)
Clear the Table
(5 messages)
Conlang Design Patterns?
(3 messages)
Diachronic linguistics readings
(2 messages)
Lojban in XKCD
More sentences for Conlang testing
Name for vowels
(5 messages)
Non-Human Phonology
(2 messages)
Non-verbal writing.
(5 messages)
OT catachist etc
OT CHAT Re: Non-Human Phonology
(3 messages)
OT: Re: Non-Human Phonology
Phonology drift
Project Pi
Regimonti Babel Text
(8 messages)
Relay 14
(9 messages)
Short random brain dump on possesives
(2 messages)
Simple sentences and how difficult they can be.
(5 messages)
sociolinguistics project help
(4 messages)
strong verbs in French?
(7 messages)
TECH: help, special characters (follow-up)
(2 messages)
Thagojian 3B notes
(7 messages)
The Oligosynthesis Project
(4 messages)
THEORY: Denasalization
(3 messages)
Translation challenge: Would you go out with me?
(3 messages)
Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
(8 messages)
USAGE: Latin for "uncaring"
Vowel inventory (was Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?)
Weekly Vocab #1.2.5 (repost #1)
(3 messages)
Weekly Vocab #1.2.6 (repost #1)
What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
(17 messages)
[-SPAM-] Re: OT catachist etc
[-SPAM-] USAGE: Latin for "uncaring"
(2 messages)
Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Eric Christopherson <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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H. S. Teoh <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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David J. Peterson <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Henrik Theiling <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Henrik Theiling <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Henrik Theiling <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Eric Christopherson <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Sai Emrys <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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Herman Miller <
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Re: Beta 2: Conlang Archives Mirror
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CA Bay Area Meetup
CA Bay Area Meetup
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Cheap access to electronic books
Re: Cheap access to electronic books
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Re: Cheap access to electronic books
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Clear the Table
Clear the Table
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Re: Clear the Table
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Eugene Oh <
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Re: Clear the Table
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Re: Clear the Table
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Roger Mills <
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Re: Clear the Table
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Conlang Design Patterns?
Conlang Design Patterns?
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Caleb Hines <
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Re: Conlang Design Patterns?
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Re: Conlang Design Patterns?
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Diachronic linguistics readings
Re: Diachronic linguistics readings
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Re: Diachronic linguistics readings
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Lojban in XKCD
Lojban in XKCD
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More sentences for Conlang testing
More sentences for Conlang testing
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Gary Shannon <
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Name for vowels
Name for vowels
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Isaac Penzev <
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Re: Name for vowels
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Re: Name for vowels
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Isaac Penzev <
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Re: Name for vowels
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Steven Williams <
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Re: Name for vowels
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Non-Human Phonology
Re: Non-Human Phonology
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Re: Non-Human Phonology
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Non-verbal writing.
Non-verbal writing.
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Lars Finsen <
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Re: Non-verbal writing.
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Kate <
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Re: Non-verbal writing.
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Sai Emrys <
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Re: Non-verbal writing.
(66 lines)
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Lars Finsen <
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Re: Non-verbal writing.
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Sai Emrys <
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OT catachist etc
Re: OT catachist etc
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OT CHAT Re: Non-Human Phonology
OT CHAT Re: Non-Human Phonology
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Re: OT CHAT Re: Non-Human Phonology
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Re: OT CHAT Re: Non-Human Phonology
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OT: Re: Non-Human Phonology
OT: Re: Non-Human Phonology
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Phonology drift
Re: Phonology drift
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Project Pi
Project Pi
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Regimonti Babel Text
Regimonti Babel Text
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Scotto Hlad <
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Re: Regimonti Babel Text
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Re: Regimonti Babel Text
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Henrik Theiling <
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Re: Regimonti Babel Text
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Scotto Hlad <
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Re: Regimonti Babel Text
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Scotto Hlad <
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Re: Regimonti Babel Text
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Benct Philip Jonsson <
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Re: Regimonti Babel Text
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Henrik Theiling <
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Re: Regimonti Babel Text
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Relay 14
Relay 14
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Re: Relay 14
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Re: Relay 14
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Lars Finsen <
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Re: Relay 14
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Henrik Theiling <
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Re: Relay 14
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Lars Finsen <
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Re: Relay 14
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Henrik Theiling <
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Re: Relay 14
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Lars Finsen <
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Re: Relay 14
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Re: Relay 14
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Short random brain dump on possesives
Short random brain dump on possesives
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Re: Short random brain dump on possesives
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Simple sentences and how difficult they can be.
Simple sentences and how difficult they can be.
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Re: Simple sentences and how difficult they can be.
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Re: Simple sentences and how difficult they can be.
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Re: Simple sentences and how difficult they can be.
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Re: Simple sentences and how difficult they can be.
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sociolinguistics project help
Re: sociolinguistics project help
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Re: sociolinguistics project help
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Roger Mills <
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Re: sociolinguistics project help
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Sylvia Sotomayor <
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Re: sociolinguistics project help
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strong verbs in French?
strong verbs in French?
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Re: strong verbs in French?
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Re: strong verbs in French?
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Eugene Oh <
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Re: strong verbs in French?
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Henrik Theiling <
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Re: strong verbs in French?
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Re: strong verbs in French?
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Re: strong verbs in French?
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TECH: help, special characters (follow-up)
Re: TECH: help, special characters (follow-up)
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Re: TECH: help, special characters (follow-up)
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Thagojian 3B notes
Thagojian 3B notes
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Re: Thagojian 3B notes
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Re: Thagojian 3B notes
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Paul Bennett <
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Re: Thagojian 3B notes
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Re: Thagojian 3B notes
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Re: Thagojian 3B notes
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Isaac Penzev <
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Re: Thagojian 3B notes
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The Oligosynthesis Project
The Oligosynthesis Project
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Re: The Oligosynthesis Project
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Re: The Oligosynthesis Project
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The Oligosynthesis Project
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THEORY: Denasalization
THEORY: Denasalization
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Re: THEORY: Denasalization
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Re: THEORY: Denasalization
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Translation challenge: Would you go out with me?
Re: Translation challenge: Would you go out with me?
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Re: Translation challenge: Would you go out with me?
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Re: Translation challenge: Would you go out with me?
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Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
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Re: Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
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Re: Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
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Re: Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
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Re: Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
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Re: Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
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Re: Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
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Re: Two part verbs (Why They Shouldn't Make Me Wait)
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USAGE: Latin for "uncaring"
USAGE: Latin for "uncaring"
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Vowel inventory (was Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?)
Re: Vowel inventory (was Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?)
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Weekly Vocab #1.2.5 (repost #1)
Re: Weekly Vocab #1.2.5 (repost #1)
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Re: Weekly Vocab #1.2.5 (repost #1)
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Re: Weekly Vocab #1.2.5 (repost #1)
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Weekly Vocab #1.2.6 (repost #1)
Weekly Vocab #1.2.6 (repost #1)
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What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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Re: What criteria do you have for your own or others' languages?
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[-SPAM-] Re: OT catachist etc
Re: [-SPAM-] Re: OT catachist etc
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[-SPAM-] USAGE: Latin for "uncaring"
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Re: [-SPAM-] USAGE: Latin for "uncaring"
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Conlang Mailing List – December 2006, week 1
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