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sense of language

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The boy does not have any sense of language and lacks civic virtues like knowing how to use a toilet.
While the symbols offered a concrete way to make sense of language, parents said it was easy to lose needed cards or forget them when leaving the room or home, so they're not always handy when the child needs to communicate.
In the words of Watterson, Thompson "has a sharp eye, a fun sense of language and a charmingly odd take on the world.
 
 
 
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