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newspeak
official speech of Oceania; language of contradictions. [Br. Lit.: 1984]
See : Hypocrisy
Newspeak - A language inspired by Scratchpad.

[J.K. Foderaro. "The Design of a Language for Algebraic Computation", Ph.D. Thesis, UC Berkeley, 1983].
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The new speak, for want of a better term, is 'us here' and 'them there' and it becomes more worrying that so many people are allured to this way of thinking.
From the Sublime to the Ridiculous by Cyprus Mail (Cyprus)
I would be grateful if readers could enlighten me on this strange new speak, as I am getting as sick as a parrot over it all, and hopefully they will provide it before the fat lady sings.
LETTERS: your views by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
The management renaissance of the 80s brought us |just in time,' |partnering,' and a full grab bag of new speak.
Big spenders: Arkansas purchasing professionals controlling billions ... by Ford, Kelly / Arkansas Business
 
 
 
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