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Reading: OED cites Language Log again: they

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OED updates some senses of they, their. Commentary on how singular use of they has been used to conceal identity.

This entry was posted in Pinboard Bookmarks and tagged gender, grammar, linguistics on October 14, 2019 by mcmorgan.

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