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Pi contains only the path the → Noun phrase concrete → Definite Article → ( Some contextually definite ) . Other paths in the dictionary entry for the ( those corresponding to the generic senses of the definite article ) are not ...
Pi contains only the path the → Noun phrase concrete → Definite Article → ( Some contextually definite ) . Other paths in the dictionary entry for the ( those corresponding to the generic senses of the definite article ) are not ...
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The symbol n represents the following phones : ( a ) before a labial consonant , or space plus a labial consonant , n = [ m ] ( as does / m / ) , e.g. unpaa- ' to swim ' ( 233 ) contains ( mp ) , sain bai ~ n vaa ' am ...
The symbol n represents the following phones : ( a ) before a labial consonant , or space plus a labial consonant , n = [ m ] ( as does / m / ) , e.g. unpaa- ' to swim ' ( 233 ) contains ( mp ) , sain bai ~ n vaa ' am ...
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vowel ) n = [ n ] , e.g. uante- ' to sleep ' ( 315 ) contains ( nt ) , san.aa “ thought , mind , soul ( 205 ) contains ( n ) . The symbol ñ has the same phonic representations as n EXCEPT that before a vowel ( where there is always an ...
vowel ) n = [ n ] , e.g. uante- ' to sleep ' ( 315 ) contains ( nt ) , san.aa “ thought , mind , soul ( 205 ) contains ( n ) . The symbol ñ has the same phonic representations as n EXCEPT that before a vowel ( where there is always an ...
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The ontogeny of English phrase structure The first phase | 1 |
On representing syntactic structure | 369 |
Evidence for IndoEuropean alternation of initial gº and w | 398 |
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