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Then come examples that require close listening : cf. concert in These things are done in concert and I listened to the concert . ... kánsərt / , and so his example does not carry any weight in favor of length gradience .
Then come examples that require close listening : cf. concert in These things are done in concert and I listened to the concert . ... kánsərt / , and so his example does not carry any weight in favor of length gradience .
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Two examples suffice to show this : abil ąbana ' a big boat ' abok ubana " a big snake ' The notional concord illustrated in the latter example does not operate in all members of the [ language ) cluster . In Baga Maduri and Baga Sitemu ...
Two examples suffice to show this : abil ąbana ' a big boat ' abok ubana " a big snake ' The notional concord illustrated in the latter example does not operate in all members of the [ language ) cluster . In Baga Maduri and Baga Sitemu ...
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Such procedures are not objectionable to me ; but some of the examples included do not seem apropos . ... The second example presents a further problem : it includes a reduplication of the morpheme / leh / , previously identified as ...
Such procedures are not objectionable to me ; but some of the examples included do not seem apropos . ... The second example presents a further problem : it includes a reduplication of the morpheme / leh / , previously identified as ...
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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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