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The following question consists of an incomplete sentence. The missing part of the sentence has been split into four parts labelled P, Q, R, and S. Arrange the jumbled parts to form a coherent sentence: Noam Chomsky's theory of Universal Grammar posits that the human capacity for language is not merely a product of cultural imitation or social conditioning _______________________________________________ suggesting that the 'blueprints' for syntax are hardwired into the species' genetic code. P. but is instead facilitated by an innate 'language acquisition device' that is biologically programmed into the brain Q. which allows children to derive the complex rules of their native tongue from limited and often fragmented environmental input R. through a process of parameter-setting that distinguishes the specific grammar of one language from another S. effectively bypassing the need for explicit instruction during the critical period of early childhood development