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1999
The Jubilee Centre survey of individuals with multiple debt problems included in-depth interviews. One focus of the interviews was how money problems had arisen. The findings are summarized in Table 3.1.
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The Jubilee Centre survey of individuals with multiple debt problems included in-depth interviews. One focus of the interviews was how money problems had arisen. The findings are summarized in Table 3.1.
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Borrowed Names for Borrowed Things?
Antiquity, 1970In discussing contemporary wool production the Elder Pliny comments (NH, VIII, 192): 'oddments of wool from the fullers" coppers are used for stuffing bolsters-an invention of the Gauls, I think; at any rate, the process is distinguished by Gallic terms today.'
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This article explores the phenomenon of borrowings in language, focusing on the reasons behind lexical borrowing, its types, and the influence of dominant cultures and languages. It also analyzes how borrowed words are adapted phonologically and morphologically in the recipient language, and their role in enriching the vocabulary.
Ma'rupova, Shahnoza, Gaziyeva, Saida
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Ma'rupova, Shahnoza, Gaziyeva, Saida
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