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English speakers use the word dog, even though that word doesn't actually look or sound like a dog, because speakers of the language have agreed to give the word dog a part…

English speakers use the word dog, even though that word doesn't actually look or sound like a dog, because speakers of the language have agreed to give the word dog a part…
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english speakers use the word dog, even though that word doesn't actually look or sound like a dog, because speakers of the language have agreed to give the word dog a particular meaning, thus showing the nature of language.

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