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The authors ' aim is to give a fairly accessible overview of the historical background and the main current trends of present - day linguistics for advanced students who wish to extend their knowledge of the subject beyond the usual pa- ...
The authors ' aim is to give a fairly accessible overview of the historical background and the main current trends of present - day linguistics for advanced students who wish to extend their knowledge of the subject beyond the usual pa- ...
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I will first describe the problem and then offer advice to authors on ways of avoiding data errors in their writings . ' At one level , authors have a motive in self - interest for avoiding mistakes : a pattern of errors in data will ...
I will first describe the problem and then offer advice to authors on ways of avoiding data errors in their writings . ' At one level , authors have a motive in self - interest for avoiding mistakes : a pattern of errors in data will ...
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The most serious mistakes , I was told , came from a theoretical article that the author had cited extensively ; it was the authors of that article who were responsible for the mistakes , not the author of the Language paper .
The most serious mistakes , I was told , came from a theoretical article that the author had cited extensively ; it was the authors of that article who were responsible for the mistakes , not the author of the Language paper .
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