Senghas et al. (2004) noticed that during the formation and evolution of Nicaraguan Sign Language, purely gestural signs tended to develop a more linguistic style as the sign language evolved from earlier to later "generations" of signers. How would a late-generation signer of NSL describe a bird flying up?

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