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language,
n a defined set of characters that is used to form symbols and words and the rules and connections for combining these into meaningful communications.
language, machine,
n a language designed for interpretation and use by a computer system without translation. Also called
machine code.
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The use of language and dialect is excellent in this short novel, which both young people and their parents would enjoy.
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The rest of this section relates aspects of language and dialect to American music, especially jazz.
White Rat by Wilentz, Gay / African American Review
New communications, whether internal or international, will be in the language and dialect choice of the audience.
Business communication in millennium III by Coates, Joseph F. / Communication World
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