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The request is outlandish enough to suggest a negative response , and either tune may be interpreted as a rejection ; but they differ in a significant way . The L & S answers on the CC are appropriately extended with a question .
The request is outlandish enough to suggest a negative response , and either tune may be interpreted as a rejection ; but they differ in a significant way . The L & S answers on the CC are appropriately extended with a question .
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Lee considered joining the navy , but I never considered Ø . joining the navy ] b . * Sandy despised taking walks , but kept Ø anyway . [ Ø = taking walks ) c . * I'll suggest starting a teach - in ; why don't you suggest Ø , too ?
Lee considered joining the navy , but I never considered Ø . joining the navy ] b . * Sandy despised taking walks , but kept Ø anyway . [ Ø = taking walks ) c . * I'll suggest starting a teach - in ; why don't you suggest Ø , too ?
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The results Carroll et al . suggest that such sentences exceed suggest that prosody contributes to sentence memory capacity in these theories , and that lisperception at the phonemic , lexical , syntactic , teners overcome this memory ...
The results Carroll et al . suggest that such sentences exceed suggest that prosody contributes to sentence memory capacity in these theories , and that lisperception at the phonemic , lexical , syntactic , teners overcome this memory ...
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