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Linguistics and land rights in the Northern Territory

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1984

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Nash, David

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Applied Linguistics Association of Australia

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Aboriginal languages, Aboriginal Land Rights Act, Northern Territory, translating, interpreting, linguistic prehistory

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Nash, D. (1984, with 1999 corrections). Linguistics and land rights in the Northern Territory. In Graham R. McKay & Bruce A. Sommer (Eds.), Further applications of linguistics to aboriginal contexts (pp. 34-46). Occasional Papers No. 8. Melbourne: Applied Linguistics Association of Australia

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