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France is famous for the degree of state interference in linguistic matters; indeed some very famous 'laws' have been passed in this area, the most famous being the Edit de Villers-Cotterets in 1539.
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terme obligatoire, sociosituational variation, mes chers compatriotes, optional liaison, migrant languages, vehicular language, parle mal, linguistic legislation, travail agricole, minimum leaving age, langage populaire, langue officielle, standard accent, linguistic policy, regional varieties, preposition stranding, des fautes, older speakers, politique africaine, variable rules, francophone countries, sociolinguistic variation
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Ivory Coast, Canadian French, West Africa, French West Indies, Midi French, Middle Ages, New Brunswick, Central African Republic, French of Normandy, French of the Languedoc, Indian Ocean, North America, World War, Jacques Chirac, National Assembly, North Africa, Western Europe, Yvette Roudy, African French, French of Alsace, Mitterrand's Letter, Mitterrand's Lettre, Mme Prieur, Montreal French, Rainbow Warrior
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