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Volume 10 - October 1994

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  • Is it new way of speaking?

  • Tom McArthur
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  • A derisive comment?

  • Tom McArthur
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  • A electronic milestone

  • Tom McArthur
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  • An unrelenting flood

  • Tom McArthur
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  • Double standards

  • Keith Davidson
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    17 October 2008, pp. 3-13

  • A discussion of language standards, standard language, and examinations in terms of the National Curriculum for state schools in England and the tensions that have followed in its wake

  • Pronouncing Estuary English

  • David Rosewarne
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    17 October 2008, pp. 3-8

  • A development of the article ‘Estuary English – tomorrow's RP?’ (ET37, Jan 94) which considers the salient features of this ‘new’ accent in terms of institutional descriptions of Received Pronunciation

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