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The New Yorker, March 1 , 1947P. 21 Bankruptcy of Language Note: A la dy received a long overdue package from a stationery firm.
By Carol Levene and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, March 1 , 1947P. 21 Bankruptcy of Language Note: A la dy received a long overdue package from a stationery firm.
Why do some of us want to tell them?" Mr. Lithgow does tell stories, and eventually acts out his family's — and his father's — favorite, P. G. Wodehouse's "Uncle Fred Flits By," in a hilarious, 45-minute tour de force that doubles as a primer on acting, including body language (note the battle-ax), vocal changes, timing and facial expression (the parrot especially).
We had a common movement language (note: not verbal language) already formed.
%Many of these were excluded based on language Note: some trials involved both a condition and a treatment chosen (i.e., chiropractic for colic) and so numbers to not total to 251.
Nonetheless, Tarahumara and Pima show a certain degree of genetic differentiation from the other nine groups, which could be explained by cultural isolation beyond language; note that these are the only two populations analyzed that lay out of the Mesoamerican area.
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