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(antidisestablishmentarianism is not good because "anti" is a compound).

 

So is "dis".

 

The English language has too many synonyms. Most of them could easily be replaced. by let's say' date=' doubleplusgood.[/s']

 

It's also far too verbose. With proper language alterations, the entire Declaration of Independence could be replaced by a single ten-letter word. Naturally, that word is CRIMETHINK.

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(antidisestablishmentarianism is not good because "anti" is a compound).

 

So is "dis".

 

The English language has too many synonyms. Most of them could easily be replaced. by let's say' date=' doubleplusgood.[/s']

 

It's also far too verbose. With proper language alterations, the entire Declaration of Independence could be replaced by a single ten-letter word. Naturally, that word is CRIMETHINK.

 

Or a twelve-letter word, depending on what edition you're using. In this case, THOUGHTCRIME.

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(antidisestablishmentarianism is not good because "anti" is a compound).

 

So is "dis".

 

The English language has too many synonyms. Most of them could easily be replaced. by let's say' date=' doubleplusgood.[/s']

 

It's also far too verbose. With proper language alterations, the entire Declaration of Independence could be replaced by a single ten-letter word. Naturally, that word is CRIMETHINK.

 

Or a twelve-letter word, depending on what edition you're using. In this case, THOUGHTCRIME.

 

The new edition only uses ten letters. You're not an oldthinker, are you?

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(antidisestablishmentarianism is not good because "anti" is a compound).

 

So is "dis".

 

The English language has too many synonyms. Most of them could easily be replaced. by let's say' date=' doubleplusgood.[/s']

 

It's also far too verbose. With proper language alterations, the entire Declaration of Independence could be replaced by a single ten-letter word. Naturally, that word is CRIMETHINK.

 

Or a twelve-letter word, depending on what edition you're using. In this case, THOUGHTCRIME.

 

I think the edition is normed? Does this also contain the secret card on the back?

Or am I wrong?

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