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The Dykstra-Morris Dictionary of Lovian English, known informally simply as the Dykstra-Morris, was compiled in 1953 by the linguists A.J.C. Morris and Jacob Dykstra. It is the most well-known of all Lovian dictionaries, but has never been recognised as the standard. Since its first edition came out, it has been reprinted and updated once every ten years, and the next edition, the 7th, will be published in 2013.

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  • The Dykstra-Morris Dictionary of Lovian English, known informally simply as the Dykstra-Morris, was compiled in 1953 by the linguists A.J.C. Morris and Jacob Dykstra. It is the most well-known of all Lovian dictionaries, but has never been recognised as the standard. Since its first edition came out, it has been reprinted and updated once every ten years, and the next edition, the 7th, will be published in 2013.
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  • The Dykstra-Morris Dictionary of Lovian English, known informally simply as the Dykstra-Morris, was compiled in 1953 by the linguists A.J.C. Morris and Jacob Dykstra. It is the most well-known of all Lovian dictionaries, but has never been recognised as the standard. Since its first edition came out, it has been reprinted and updated once every ten years, and the next edition, the 7th, will be published in 2013.
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