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It may be spoken by thousands, but a United Nations agency says Micmac, an Atlantic Canadian language, could go the way of Latin and die, only to be studied through books by historians and no longer spoken among people. Full Article at CTV
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I have followed Anne Bayefsky'w work at the UN for years. The nazis threw her out - ejected here. This is astounding. Atlas readers know her well. Full Article at Atlas Shrugs
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When the last native speaker of an endangered language dies, does that language die with them? Not necessarily, say academics, although there's a risk of losing significant ties to cultures, communities and collective histories. Full Article at Canada.com
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Two powerful Australian leaders dispatch strong messages in Melbourne for men and women. AUSTRALIA'S most powerful women hit Melbourne yesterday, with strong messages for both sexes. Full Article at The Age
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I wonder if Charles noticed the extra 21,000 U.S Service personnel deployed to Afghanistan by Obama. I'm fairly sure that more troops will be forthcoming, and that McChrystal's words will be given their due weight. Full Article at Pakistan News.net
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