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    Despite Stark Differences, Powerful and Powerless Languages Are Not an Either/or
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Despite Stark Differences, Powerful and Powerless Languages Are Not an Either/or

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Despite stark differences, powerful and powerless languages are not an either/or choice; there may be contexts in which a middle ground between these two extremes is appropriate.

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