Article 71

[NEIL CLARK]

What happened to Chinese being the most dominant language (Is it
Mandarin?)?


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> Selecting English as preferred language may seem
> logical, but no one can predict what language will be the dominant one
> within, say, a century,
>
> Yours, Hendrik Segers.

If English is *not* the predominant language in a century then something
went terribly wrong anyway.

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Neil Clark
Curator of Palaeontology
Hunterian Museum
University of Glasgow
email: NCLARK at museum.gla.ac.uk

Mountains are found in erogenous zones.
(Geological Howlers - ed. WDI Rolfe)
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