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Review article published In: Language Problems and Language Planning
Vol. 24:3 (2000) ► pp.273–278

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Francisco Veuthey (ed.). Jarlibro 2000. Rotterdam: UEA, 2000. 308 pp. andKongresa Libro Tel-Avivo, 25 julio – 1 aŭgusto 2000. Rotterdam: UEA, 2000. 104 pp.

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 | University of Hartford
Published online: 8 February 2001
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