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4,572 groups in sci.*
Group ▾ Description Posts
sci.invironment 16
sci.james.carr.jackass.pseudophysicist 1
sci.jamescarr.snip.snip.dissemble.routine 2
sci.jamescarr.twist.dissemble 2
sci.japan 1
sci.japanese.text 2
sci.jimcarr.misquotes.dissembling 1
sci.jim.carr.whine.whine.whine 1
sci.jobs.offered 2
sci.joining.welding 1
sci.journalism 1
sci.journalism.criticism 1
sci.journalism-newspapers 1
sci.keptic 3
sci.kibology 2
sci.killfiles 1
sci.kosovo.tactics 2
sci.krenn 1
sci.krispy.kreme 1
sci.krypt 2
sci.l 2
sci.la 1
sci.labware 2
sci.lambs.silence 1
sci.lan 4
sci.land 4
sci.lang Natural languages, communication, etc. 570,563
sci.lang- 1
sci.lang. 12
sci.lang.alt.usage.english 1
sci.lang.china 1
sci.lang.chinese 34
sci.lang.cognitiv 3
sci.lang-cognitive 1
sci.lang.cognitive 40
sci.lang-computatinal 1
sci.lang.computational 9
sci.lang.ebonics 15
sci.lang.english 71
sci.lang.esperanto 1
sci.lang.esperanto.soros 1
sci.lang.etymology 40
sci.lang-extension 1
sci.lang.german 1
sci.lang.jaoan 1
sci.lang.jap 4
sci.lang.japa 1
sci.lang.japan The Japanese language, both spoken and written. 223,784
sci.lang.japan. 1
sci.lang.Japan 2
sci.lang.japanese 16
sci.lang.jargon 4
sci.lang.khoisan 20
sci.lang.latin 3
sci.lang.marketplace 2
sci.lang.misc 10
sci.lang.morphology 6
sci.lang.phonetics 16
sci.lang.politics 8
sci.lang.russian 27
sci.lang.scandinavian 2
sci.lang.sci.lang.japan 1
sci.lang-semantics 1
sci.lang.semantics 1,938
sci.lang.sematics 1
sci.lang.sign 1
sci.lang.soc.culture.china 2
sci.lang.soc.culture.hongkong.entertainment 1
sci.lang-syntax 1
sci.lang.syntax 18
sci.lang.taxonomy 16
sci.lang.teaching 6
sci.lang.tra 2
sci.lang.tranlation 1
sci.lang.transl 1
sci.lang.transla 2
sci.lang.translatio 1
sci.lang.translation Problems and concerns of translators/interpreters. 180,564
sci.lang.translation 1
sci.lang.translation.m 1
sci.lang.translation.mark 1
sci.lang.translation.marketplace Professional translators' marketplace. 9,040
sci.lang.translation.marketplacs 1
sci.lang.translations 2
sci.language 93
sci.language.j 1
sci.language.japan 45
sci.language.translation 19
sci.lang.vhdl 6
sci.langx 1
sci.lan.japan 5
sci.lanj.japan 3
sci.lanquage 3
sci.laser 3
sci.lasers 6
sci.lawns 2
sci.legal 2
sci.legal-law 2
sci.li 1
sci.life- 20
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