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Maintaining and Setting Standards and Language Variation in the Asian Pacific RegionEdited by Amy B.M. Tsui
[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 12:1] 2002
► pp. 95–115
Edited by Amy B.M. Tsui
[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 12:1] 2002
► pp. 95–115
Language policy and English language standards in Malaysia
Nationalism versus pragmatism
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