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&lt;p&gt;      I was surfing around today and found this:

http://www.squidoo.com/linguistics/

Squidoo uses "lenses" (I think that means a set of search terms) to pull information from all kinds of sources: web search, Flicker, blogs, Amazon, RSS feeds, and more. It displays all the results on one page, nicely bundled and organized. Neeto.

Anyway, they have definitions there for five types of linguistics. Cool!
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