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Cloudier

I wasn't able to get Edward's suggestion to work, but I did sit down and paste all my posts back to 4/27/2010 into Wordle. In this more representative sample, it seems people actually beats out word and language, though probably the combination of word and words would win if Wordle could handle inflectional morphology.

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