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Latest Press Releases:
18 October 2007
How Not to Say What You Mean (pdf)
04 October 2007
The Myth of Mars and Venus (pdf)
04 October 2007
The Language Report 5 (pdf)
20 September 2007
Shorter Oxford English Dictionary 6th Edition (pdf)
20 September 2007
Authors in the Shorter (pdf)
20 September 2007
Shorter Oxford English Dictionary on CD-ROM (pdf)
3 September 2007
Oxford Dictionary of Modern Quotations (pdf)
1 August 2007
Welsh Dictionary (pdf)
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