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us and it is a further indicator that they word is significant. you are even seeing it and things like passport, vax hesitancy, so that is usually a good indicator that they were distilling a little bit more than just standing for the meaning vaccination or the verb to vax. it is actually quite an old word, isn t it? , ., , ., is actually quite an old word, isn t it? , ., ., , it? doing this “ob, all words, even what ou it? doing this job, all words, even what you think it? doing this job, all words, even what you think are it? doing this job, all words, even what you think are new, it? doing this job, all words, even what you think are new, tend - it? doing this job, all words, even what you think are new, tend to l it? doing this job, all words, even| what you think are new, tend to be older. it goes back as a name to at least the 1980s when it was short for the name of particular vaccines. the verb is a little bit more recent, going back to the net to thousands which is not
leaders during the course of the morning, around 120 of them there for the next two days, and taking place this afternoon as the first actual leaders event called action in solidarity the critical decade and that is where the leaders will hear the latest scientific reporting and examine that. we will of course bring you all the key moments from the conference. the oxford english dictionary has released its word of the year for 2021. past winners include youthquake, selfie, omnishambles and even a laughing emoji but this year s word is vax used as both the verb to vaccinate and the noun meaning vaccination. fiona mcpherson is the senior editor of the oxford english dictionary and shejoins me now.
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