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CLARITY OF MEANINGS
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| All languages are based upon some order of rules for usage. | ||
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| The most useful languages are those where
the rules remain consistent across a wide range of applications ( such as the language of mathematics). |
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| In discussing the underlying purposes of language, there are several underlying concepts that are not usually considered deeply in terms of written language construction. | ||
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