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Vol. 31:1 (2010) ► pp.115–119
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Arua E. Arua, Mompoloki M. Bagwasi, Tiro Sebina & Barolong Seboni (eds.). The Study and Use of English in Africa
Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2006. 281 pp. GBP 34.99 / USD 69.99 hb;. ISBN 184-718-019-1

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Published online: 14 January 2010
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