If you've noticed an extraordinary amount of new English words in use over the past few years, you've noticed one of the most striking phenomena to hit the language in recent memory.
The English language has doubled in size over the last century, giving it an unprecedented level of growth.
That's ...
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The research was published by the Sutton Trust, which aims to promote social mobility through educat...
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