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Journal of Language and Politics
Vol. 16:2 (2017) ► pp.341–344
Book review

John Wilson. Talking with the President: The Pragmatics of Presidential Language

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 | Xi’an International Studies University
 | Xi’an International Studies University


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Published online: 5 April 2017
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