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Pluricentric language
A '''pluricentric language''', sometimes called a ''polycentric language'',<ref>Several authors prefer ...h: Pohl]</ref> Later, the Australian [[Michael Clyne]] promoted the term ''pluricentric language'' in 1992<ref>CLYNE Michael (1992) (dir.) ''Pluricentric languages: differi

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Pluricentric language/Definition

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Pluricentric language/Bibliography

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Pluricentric language/External Links

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Pluricentric language/Related Articles

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Polycentric language
#REDIRECT [[pluricentric language]]

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Pluricentric high language
#REDIRECT [[pluricentric language]]

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Polycentric (disambiguation)
{{r|pluricentric language}}

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Pluricentric language
A '''pluricentric language''', sometimes called a ''polycentric language'',<ref>Several authors prefer ...h: Pohl]</ref> Later, the Australian [[Michael Clyne]] promoted the term ''pluricentric language'' in 1992<ref>CLYNE Michael (1992) (dir.) ''Pluricentric languages: differi

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Language planning/Related Articles
{{r|pluricentric language}}

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Standard language/Related Articles
{{r|pluricentric language}}

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Occitan language
...s not been fully implemented yet). Therefore, Occitan tends to work as a [[pluricentric language]]: this means that '''Standard Occitan''' (''occitan estandard''), also cal

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Portuguese language
Portuguese is a [[pluricentric language]]. It has two main groups of dialects, those of [[Brazil]] and those of the

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