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As a matter of fact, when all a language
takes from another one is mere words, it
is usually because only a small number of
speakers of the first language are
bilingual in the second -- usually the ruling
classes and the educator. In such cases, most 【M1】 _______.
speakers are not using the second language

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speakers
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basis
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second
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are
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happily
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that
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government
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moreover,
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many,
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result
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