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Languages spoken in North America and Siberia are distantly related. What does that tell us about the first Americans?
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How Did Computers Uncover J.K. Rowling’s Pseudonym?
Forensic linguistics can use powerful programs to track written text back to its author
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Everybody in Almost Every Language Says “Huh”? HUH?!
What makes this utterance the “universal word”?
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What Can Jeopardy Tell Us About Uptalk?
The game show offers clues about how the annoying tic got its start
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