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- noun The
jargon used by a particulargroup .
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Examples
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Whatever one's private views, groupspeak requires that answers are found outside, not inside, the black community -- and demand more programs and more federal money.
American Groupspeak - Victor Davis Hanson - Townhall Conservative 2010
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You speak of the natural cycle, but to hear and read the AGW consensus side, you'd think carbon and CO2 were not part of the natural cycle-but something to be eradicated -- pollution, as the new groupspeak has it in my country and yours.
RealClimate 2009
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You speak of the natural cycle, but to hear and read the AGW consensus side, you'd think carbon and CO2 were not part of the natural cycle-but something to be eradicated -- pollution, as the new groupspeak has it in my country and yours.
RealClimate 2009
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You speak of the natural cycle, but to hear and read the AGW consensus side, you'd think carbon and CO2 were not part of the natural cycle-but something to be eradicated -- pollution, as the new groupspeak has it in my country and yours.
RealClimate 2009
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You speak of the natural cycle, but to hear and read the AGW consensus side, you'd think carbon and CO2 were not part of the natural cycle-but something to be eradicated -- pollution, as the new groupspeak has it in my country and yours.
RealClimate 2009
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You speak of the natural cycle, but to hear and read the AGW consensus side, you'd think carbon and CO2 were not part of the natural cycle-but something to be eradicated -- pollution, as the new groupspeak has it in my country and yours.
RealClimate 2009
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a mixture of political groupspeak, biblical allusion, slapstick, and bereft lyricism, a kind of language of unlikeness.
Deals 2010
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a mixture of political groupspeak, biblical allusion, slapstick, and bereft lyricism, a kind of language of unlikeness.
Translation 2010
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a mixture of political groupspeak, biblical allusion, slapstick, and bereft lyricism, a kind of language of unlikeness.
A Different Stripe: 2009
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a mixture of political groupspeak, biblical allusion, slapstick, and bereft lyricism, a kind of language of unlikeness.
A Letter from the Editor on Andrey Platonov (and a sale) 2009
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