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    January 17, 2020 - By William Hepner

    A young man emerging into the world and undertaking the burdens and trials of his looming adulthood undergoes two phases of linguistic development, of earnest cognitive growth. The first is adolescence and his early university years, when philosophy and literature—a fair bit of heavy reading—begin to interest him, filling his…

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