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... problem , of course , is that a phrase such as [ NP [ NP dogs ] and [ NP cats ] ] has no clearly identifiable head . The head is not and because the syntactic properties of the phrase are those of a noun , not a conjunction . Yet ...
... problem , of course , is that a phrase such as [ NP [ NP dogs ] and [ NP cats ] ] has no clearly identifiable head . The head is not and because the syntactic properties of the phrase are those of a noun , not a conjunction . Yet ...
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... problems , actua- tion and transmission , which are discussed at length later in the book . Ch . 3 , Sound change 2 : the implementation problem ' , deals particularly with the problem of transmission . M adopts the idea that sound ...
... problems , actua- tion and transmission , which are discussed at length later in the book . Ch . 3 , Sound change 2 : the implementation problem ' , deals particularly with the problem of transmission . M adopts the idea that sound ...
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... problem with P's binding theory is her account of the blocking effect in Chinese long - distance reflexivization ... problem than a solution . Even if we accept P's proposal , however , there is still an empirical problem with her ...
... problem with P's binding theory is her account of the blocking effect in Chinese long - distance reflexivization ... problem than a solution . Even if we accept P's proposal , however , there is still an empirical problem with her ...
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics William Croft | 490 |
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