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convention, in which "there are no untranslatable phrases, and everyone can understand everyone else", and pointed out that the "idea that the Force is something that would be understood differently in the context of different grammars is never broached". Hal
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1895:McWeeny, Drew (December 15, 2015).
1843:Crane, Stephen (October 21, 2000).
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1751:Conley, Tim; Cain, Stephen (2006).
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2192:Bielawa, Justin (March 8, 2006).
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1540:"Racial Ventriloquism"
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2094:. December 20, 2016.
1759:. pp. 173–176.
1689:"Fu Manchu on Naboo"
1384:(January 15, 2016).
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2465:on December 1, 2006
1701:on October 11, 2008
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2268:978-0-345-49800-7
2239:. pp. 25–26.
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2232:Star Wars Insider
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