This document is a page containing scientific figures (Panels A-G) analyzing English language evolution, word frequency, and verb regularization (e.g., 'burnt' vs 'burned') over time (1800-2000). It compares data from dictionaries like the OED and Merriam-Webster and contrasts US and UK usage trends. While the content is linguistic data, the footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_017004' indicates this page was processed as part of a document production for the House Oversight Committee.
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| Oxford English Dictionary (OED) |
Referenced in Panel A and B regarding word counts and coverage
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| Merriam-Webster |
Referenced in Panel B (Unabridged dictionary)
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| American Heritage Dictionary (AHD) |
Referenced as AHD4 in Panel A and in insets of C and D
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Implied by US Flag in Panel E and G indicating American English usage statistics
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Implied by UK Flag in Panel E and G indicating British English usage statistics
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