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Part of Lockdown Playlists - Mental Health, Law 2018-20, Gresham Lectures 2018/19

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Sarah Ogilvie on the Londoners who contributed to the Oxford English Dictionary and how the dictionary was built.

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Guy Steele's famous OOPSLA keynote, built only from one-syllable words plus words he defines, on why languages must be designed to grow.

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