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The impact of politics on lexical coinage: A study of the morphological patterns in Egyptian printed media after January, 25th 2011
All living languages come across linguistic changes with time. It is important to mention that various linguistic phenomena that living languages encounter include sound change, phonological change, syntactic change, lexical change or semantic change. From 2011 to 2015, Egypt passed through a critic...
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2017
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