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For despite the existence of a battery of protective laws and directives, and in defiance of the best efforts of the Académie Française, founded in 1634 to stand guard over the French language, and the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which publishes acceptable Gallic alternatives for Anglo-Saxon interlopers, French is becoming increasingly anglicised.
Neology chose Siemens because our roadmap fit perfectly to the core competencies of their business.
There we report evidence from the 19th and 20th centuries that the production of new English words is characterized by increasing returns with respect to both population and national wealth and that neology is a function of foreign trade and the size of government.
 
 
 
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