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In:English as an International Language: Challenges and possibilities
Edited by Michael Clyne and Farzad Sharifian †
[Australian Review of Applied Linguistics 31:3] 2008
► pp. 29.1–29.9

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A response to the article ‘English as an International Language

Challenges and possibilities’, by Michael Clyne and Farzad Sharifian

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Published online: 1 January 2008
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