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Since 1977, deaf children in Nicaragua have been creating an increasingly sophisticated system of hand signals to communicate. Successive generations of children have, on their own, introduced new features that are found only in true languages, according to a report published today in Science. "They're creating language out of gesture," says lead author Ann Senghas of Barnard College.

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