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Tricky words can bring a whole puzzle to a screeching halt. I knew this one had missed the mark.
The animals’ complex songs share structural patterns with human language that may make them easier for whales to learn,a new study suggests.
Nigel Richards lost only one of his 24 games and beat 147 competitors from around the world to claim the prize. The runner-up said his victory was a “humiliation”.
Two famously wry aphorisms warn against comparisons with Hitler or the Nazis in public arguments. Perhaps John Pesutto should have taken note.
One of the earliest names ever recorded was Enpap-x. But Alexander and Freya are ancient too. Some names catch on,others fade from glory. Why? And what are the rules on trading in your name for a new one?
The word of the year,dare I say it,is a symptom of our enshittified vocabulary.
Macquarie Dictionary’s choice just about sums up how we’re all feeling.