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... example is constituted by the adjective hard ' hard ' : when said of cement or concrete , we are dealing with a bounded scale with a clear upper bound ( full rigidity ) ; when said of an attitude , however , the scale is unbounded ...
... example is constituted by the adjective hard ' hard ' : when said of cement or concrete , we are dealing with a bounded scale with a clear upper bound ( full rigidity ) ; when said of an attitude , however , the scale is unbounded ...
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... Examples are provided in Appendix A.10,11 Observe that Basque provides a clear example of a language in which nominal com- pounding is fully productive , yet resultatives are unavailable . Hence , despite the strong tendency illustrated ...
... Examples are provided in Appendix A.10,11 Observe that Basque provides a clear example of a language in which nominal com- pounding is fully productive , yet resultatives are unavailable . Hence , despite the strong tendency illustrated ...
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... example , they note that in Papiamentu ( a ' Spanish ' creole spoken in the Dutch West Indies ) , no fewer than ... example of a Type A genitive is loto to papa ' your father's car ' ; lit. ' car your fa- ther ' . An example of a Type B ...
... example , they note that in Papiamentu ( a ' Spanish ' creole spoken in the Dutch West Indies ) , no fewer than ... example of a Type A genitive is loto to papa ' your father's car ' ; lit. ' car your fa- ther ' . An example of a Type B ...
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