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"Grammar is not a fixed unchanging scheme but a body of rules deduced from
usage; as usage changes, so must grammar change; and when you have perfect,
perpetual, immutable grammar, the language is dead" -- A. Galleti.

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The loss to humankind of genetic diversity in the linguistic


world is ... arguably greater than even the loss of genetic
diversity in the biological world, given that the structure of
human language represents a considerable testimony to
human intellectual achievement.
Linguistic Society of America

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