Awesome visualization of differences in American dialects

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Josh Katz, a former Ph.D. student of statistics at North Carolina State University, published a group of awesome visualizations of Professor Bert Vaux and Scott Golder's linguistic survey, which looked at differences in American dialects. This image shows the different pronunciations of "been".
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