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Just as Language editors before me did , I have been sending these to authors whose papers are accepted ( since January 2002 , nearly eighty all told ) . This is the passing of an era because the style sheet will not be reprinted ...
Just as Language editors before me did , I have been sending these to authors whose papers are accepted ( since January 2002 , nearly eighty all told ) . This is the passing of an era because the style sheet will not be reprinted ...
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First , some speakers do not accept the CR construction at all . Unsurprisingly , these speakers deem 52a , b ungrammatical . For those speakers who have CR , a large majority also reject 52a , b . Both sets of speakers do accept the ...
First , some speakers do not accept the CR construction at all . Unsurprisingly , these speakers deem 52a , b ungrammatical . For those speakers who have CR , a large majority also reject 52a , b . Both sets of speakers do accept the ...
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... and - resubmit outcomes , as that outcome carries a presumption that the paper is moving toward ultimate acceptance . ... been rejected have written not to lodge complaints but to tell me that their papers were accepted elsewhere .
... and - resubmit outcomes , as that outcome carries a presumption that the paper is moving toward ultimate acceptance . ... been rejected have written not to lodge complaints but to tell me that their papers were accepted elsewhere .
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
Animacy versus weight as determinants of grammatical | 613 |
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