The triumph of english
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English is becoming the most widely used language around the world due to its prevalence on the internet, in books, songs, and everyday routines. As more people learn English each year due to its relative ease of learning compared to other languages, it will likely continue to spread and be known throughout the world. English's flexibility allows for new words to be easily adopted, further cementing its role as a global language.
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