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Latin terminology

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Latin terminology
used originally as the international language of scholars, and persisted with in some areas, e.g. pharmacy. Its universal usage in botanical, bacteriological and parasitological nomenclature ensures its continuation.

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It exists alongside public life, in a sort of background or substrate of lived experience: all that people don't ask and don't tell, not only because of its privacy but because of its subtlety, the impossibility of fitting it into a questionnaire or a slogan or a piece of French or Latin terminology.
 
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