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The Language Debate 95Guardian in
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The Persistence of Linguistic Defic
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Black English as Ebonics 171nonstan
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Bilingualism: A Very Brief Overview
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Bilingual Education 251‘limited
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Bilingual Education 253successfully
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Bilingual Education 255opportunity
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ReferencesAbd-el-Jawad, Hassan (200
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References 291Baker, Colin and Sylv
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References 293Blank, Marion (1982)
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References 295Carrington, Bruce and
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References 297Cooper, Harris (1979)
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References 299Deák, Julia (2007) A
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References 301Edwards, John (1985)
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References 303Ferguson, Charles (19
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References 307Grimshaw, Allen (1989
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References 309Hickey, Leo and Miran
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References 311Jensen, Arthur (1967)
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References 313Labov, William (1976)
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References 315Luke, Allan (1995) Te
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References 317McWhorter, John (1997
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References 319Novak, Michael (1971)
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References 321Phillipson, Robert (1
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References 333Wolfram, Walt (2005)
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Index 337Kedourie, Elie 232Kellagha