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      1. Over the past couple of decades I have noticed the phrase "put some language around...(a certain topic)" turning up in conversation with ever greater frequency. In particular, political debates harness this phrase a lot, as if language was a kind of legalistic power tool. So, is this any different from saying, say, "write a clear report about" or "let's condense these ideas into writing"? Or is there some special way of using words that I am not familiar with, and where does this originate from?
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