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| rdfs:comment | - The acceptance of the unity achieved varies among the citizens of Europolis. However, some traces of a language identity are found throughout the vast "city-country", mostly through seemingly haphazard borrowing of words from non English, formerly European languages – often German. Upon moving to Europolis, even Zoë Castillo can not escape immediately picking up a few peculiarities of the sociolect called EuroSlang.
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| abstract | - The acceptance of the unity achieved varies among the citizens of Europolis. However, some traces of a language identity are found throughout the vast "city-country", mostly through seemingly haphazard borrowing of words from non English, formerly European languages – often German. Upon moving to Europolis, even Zoë Castillo can not escape immediately picking up a few peculiarities of the sociolect called EuroSlang.
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