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A Russian philologist helps you with vocabulary Sun Dec 23, 2007 9:18 am  A Russian philologist helps you with vocabulary		  
Here is a website by a Russian philologist. She discusses English words and their origins. The videos with her explanations run down the right side of the page.

http://www.hotforwords.com
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A Russian philologist helps you with vocabulary Sun Dec 23, 2007 16:35 pm  A Russian philologist helps you with vocabulary		  
I see that her driver's name is James. Wink
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