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"In 1990 Bernard Caron arrived, in the north of Nigeria on the trail of Zaar,a language that was numerically the most important of the group of Chadic languages about which precious little was known. He has written a story about this research which Le Gré des Langues published in 1995."
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Sara Oldaugh |
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