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While installing new pipes in Lima, Peru, utility workers stumbled upon a pre-Inca burial: a mummy of a child between ages 10 and 15, who had been resting undisturbed for 1,000 years. Located ...

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People who criticise mispronunciations are often guilty of snobbery towards regional dialects, a top linguist has claimed.