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Linguistics is the branch of Anthropology that studies the nature, structure, and variation of language. Linguists are not
fluent in many languages and are by no means interpreters. Conversely, they are concerned with the description and explanation
of the language rather than its rules. A general goal of Linguistics is to find universals in all languages to try and categorize
them and study them more in depth with others that are similar or different.
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