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You are listening to someone who is speaking a foreign language. You find it difficult to tell where one word ends and a new word begins. It just sounds like one really long word. This is because of a
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You are listening to someone who is speaking a foreign language. You find it difficult to tell where one word ends and a new word begins. It just sounds like one really long word. This is because of a phenomenon that is called:
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