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Then all of a sudden everybody gets involved . b . and they made a mess . c . So uh ... this lady says electrician . ' d . So he makes them , uh this uh Bert , ' Oh , my son'll make them . He's an e . and he charges all the neighbors ...
Then all of a sudden everybody gets involved . b . and they made a mess . c . So uh ... this lady says electrician . ' d . So he makes them , uh this uh Bert , ' Oh , my son'll make them . He's an e . and he charges all the neighbors ...
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3 ( 2 ) Functional role of features involved in the rule : 3 ALLOPHONIC ONLY : the features affected by the rule are non - contrastive . ALLOPHONIC and NEUTRALIZING : The features affected are contrastive for some of the segments ...
3 ( 2 ) Functional role of features involved in the rule : 3 ALLOPHONIC ONLY : the features affected by the rule are non - contrastive . ALLOPHONIC and NEUTRALIZING : The features affected are contrastive for some of the segments ...
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Viewpoint and AF are fundamentally parameters which contribute to determining the relative interest of various entities involved in an actual witnessed event ; but the terms are also applicable to linguistic mechanisms which indicate ...
Viewpoint and AF are fundamentally parameters which contribute to determining the relative interest of various entities involved in an actual witnessed event ; but the terms are also applicable to linguistic mechanisms which indicate ...
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Anthony J Naro | 63 |
Halle and P Kiparsky | 150 |
Resolving the Neogrammarian controversy | 267 |
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