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THE CHALLENGE OF LEGAL TERMINOLOGY IN TEACHING LEGAL ENGLISH TO NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS
As legal education and professional practice become increasingly international, Legal English has taken on greater importance for students and professionals whose first language is not English. One of the most persistent difficulties in teaching Legal English is specialized terminology. Legal ter
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