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Julian Morgan
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Perhaps half of technological and education vocabulary is based on Latin roots. And when new words come in, especially for new technology, they are invariably Latin-based because it is familiar and recognisable. ... Although it is a dead language, it has a claim to be the global language for new words.
The Times Educational Supplement, February 2, 2007
Posted on February 6, 2007

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