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1. The Institute published a Bengali language organ, " Bulletin ".
2. There is no evidence that the chimpanzee utterances emerge from anything like the " language organ"
3. Furthermore, he became the editor of the party's Hungarian language organ in Bra _
   ov, " Vil醙oss醙 ".
4. Between 1925 and 1927 the party had a local German-language organ in Jimbolia, " Banater Arbeiter-Presse ".
5. Rather, he contends, the basic rules of language are written in the cells, which are ready to absorb experience _ acting as a language organ.
6. It's difficult to find language organ in a sentence. 用language organ造句挺難的
7. The Hungarian-language organ of the party was " Munk醩lap " and its German-language organ was " Arbeiter-Zeitung ".
8. The Hungarian-language organ of the party was " Munk醩lap " and its German-language organ was " Arbeiter-Zeitung ".
9. A baby babbles out of the right side of the mouth, Bates said, not because the left brain contains a language organ but because the left brain is in charge of fine-motor activity.
10. This publication was in existence only a short time before budgetary concerns forced its abrupt termination, with a Chicago newspaper called " The Socialist " emerging as the main English-language organ of the organization.
11. For example, young children who have their entire left hemispheres ( where, according to Pinker, a language organ is located ) surgically removed because of epilepsy go on to develop language areas on the right side of the brain.
12. The underlying assumption here is that the requisite conceptual primitives irreducible notions such as'animate','male','human','married'and so forth are genetically determined internal components of the human language organ.
13. Klein's idea that a language gene preceded human modernity reflects the theory first advanced in 1959 by the linguist Noam Chomsky, that language ability is innate, implying that there is a dedicated language organ embedded in the brain's circuitry.
14. The party's English-language organ, " Bulletin of the Social Labor Movement ", appeared monthly from Detroit in the shadow of the powerful Chicago German-language radical press until it was finally discontinued altogether at the end of 1883.
15. In theoretical linguistics, "'mirror theory "'refers to a particular approach to the architecture of the language organ developed by Michael Brody, who claims his theory to be purely representational ( unlike most of the current generative theories that are either derivational or combining derivation and representation ).
16. One of the great revelations with regard to language in the last century was the formation of the concept of universal grammar-- the notion that all healthy human brains come complete at birth with a language organ that allows us to process language in ( mostly ) the same way as every other human.
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