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    Parliament that has inherited its power from the monarch, and in the body of the monarch itself which contains the promises of both God and people. Today, law also finds its sources in the legislative acts of the European Community and the decisions of the European Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights (religion will often refer to a sacred text). All our understanding is reducible to the ability to comprehend the expansiveness and limits of our language and the cultural boundedness of our language. It was Edward Sapir who most poignantly maintained that the limits of our language are the limits of our world. Over the years of socialisation, ‘ways of seeing’ are developed that are socially constructed by the limits of a particular language. Yet, as language is all around, there is a temptation to see it as a neutral tool, a mirror that tells it ‘like it is’. All language does is to give someone else’s interpretation of their belief, or their experience. It is no more, and no less, than a guide to social reality. What is seen as, or believed to be, the real world may be no more than the language habits of the group. It is, therefore, often a biased view. Languages also have their limits: if language does not have a word for something or some concept then that ‘something’ will not be seen nor that ‘concept’ thought. All language is, however, responsive to what linguists call the ‘felt needs’ of its speakers. Indeed, it is more likely that not only are thoughts expressed in words but that thoughts themselves are shaped by language. An example of felt needs can be given from the vocabulary of weather...
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    by Ahmet Kömürcü
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    “... languages it is categorized in two ways namely feminine and masculine or in three ways namely feminine...”
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    by Clery, Regina
    Published 2018
    “... culture to culture. The naming of vehicles and machinery with feminine sounding names is evident across...”
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    “... as feminine. Etymology. The new genus name is given after the symbiotic association with the ascidean genus...”
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    “... as feminine. Etymology. The new genus name is given after the symbiotic association with the ascidean genus...”
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    “... as feminine. Etymology. The new genus name is given after the symbiotic association with the ascidean genus...”
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    “...: Foca cangrejera Taxonomy. Phoca carcinophaga Hombron & Jacquinot, 1842, no type locality given...”
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    “.... 'Sveci generales': with authors name, title, year, number of pages, place of pub., format, number...”
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    by Ödemiş, Zeynel
    Published 2017
    “... are converted into female names with femininity suffix –a from Russia. Tuv. Çayan- Çayana, SayanSayana, Uran...”
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    by Galea, Horia R.
    Published 2015
    “... the area of occurrence of its species, New Caledonia. The genus name is a feminine noun. Type species...”
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    by Galea, Horia R.
    Published 2015
    “... the area of occurrence of its species, New Caledonia. The genus name is a feminine noun. Type species...”
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    by Johansson, Niklas
    Published 2020
    “.... Etymology The species epithet klopfsteinae (feminine name in genitive case) is in honour of Seraina...”
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    by Sorokina, Vera S., Pont, Adrian C.
    Published 2015
    “... [= Musca hamata Fallén, 1823], by monotypy. Gender: feminine. For a full list of generic synonyms, see...”
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    by Sorokina, Vera S., Pont, Adrian C.
    Published 2015
    “... [= Musca hamata Fallén, 1823], by monotypy. Gender: feminine. For a full list of generic synonyms, see...”
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    “... territoire nordique dans la perspective féminine, ainsi que certaines des composantes de l’imaginaire du Nord...”
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    by Boumans, Louis, Murányi, Dávid
    Published 2014
    “..., but given that only one population was examined, the value of this feature, variable in some other species...”
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    by Boumans, Louis, Murányi, Dávid
    Published 2014
    “..., but given that only one population was examined, the value of this feature, variable in some other species...”
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    Published 1929
    “... for a theological education. In 1924 per-mission was given to establish a Lutheran Semin-ary at Lenigrad...”
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    Published 1928
    “... by Esther Rygg and Anna Silness show that feminine .students still favor the tall, the brun-ette...”
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    Published 1950
    “... home ec. major. Appreciation for such a combination of the feminine attributes was demonstrated...”
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