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The Integrational Theory of Linguistic Variability Linguistic variability From its inception , IL has regarded linguistic variability , i.e. the changeability of language s along dimensions such as time , geographical space , social stratification etc. , as an essential property of natural languages that has to be treated in any realistic theory of language ; certain idealizations , such as Chomsky 's ' completely homogeneous speech-community , ' are rejected .
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Given options, please tell me the categories of all the listed entity words.Output format is "type1: word1; type2: word2". 
Option: location, person, organization 
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