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Vol. 33:2 (2012) ► pp.231–235
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Dele Adeyanju. [The Sociolinguistics of English and Nigerian Languages, 06]. . [LINCOM Studies in Sociolinguistics, 06]. 306 pp. Munich: LINCOM., 2009. EUR 74.50 pb;. ISBN 978-389-586-579-4

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