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Therefore, we suggest that all utterances of each target language had better be used to estimate language total variability space.

On a recent expedition in Australia, a rare turtle was found to have two varieties; a dying but rich native language, Gagudju, had different words for each kind.Thanks to electronics, saviours of languages have better tools than ever before; words and sounds can easily be posted on the internet.

("Sun dogs" is another awful name: they should have been called "sun angels". Perhaps other languages have better words for them: if anyone knows, please tell me).

In addition to language skills, the Philippines has better utility infrastructure than India — so companies spend little on generators and diesel fuel.

Teaching English as a second language has helped me better understand the subtle nuances of the language.

Participants with high levels of German language might also have better access to German language prevention programs.

As the subtlety of Marivaux's perceptions and the genius of his language have become better understood, he has come to be regarded as the fourth great classic (after Corneille, Racine, and Molière) of the French theatre.

This study provides support for the hypothesis that patients whose first language is English have better knowledge and understanding of their disease than those in the other language groups who were of Southern European, South American or Chinese origin.

Language has been updated to better reflect the intention of Merta's remarks.

Language has been added to better explain the legal argument in Mendez v. Westminster.

Clarification: Language has been amended to better explain Jackson's marital history.