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If C could explain in detail the evolution of language from primate symbolization systems by means of phonetic and ... of language can only be explained in terms of largely unknown evolutionary changes in the central nervous system .
If C could explain in detail the evolution of language from primate symbolization systems by means of phonetic and ... of language can only be explained in terms of largely unknown evolutionary changes in the central nervous system .
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This is Yāska's explanation of tęca ' containing a triplet of verses ' , which M treats briefly on pp . 7-8 . ... of the form was still tryệca , like dvysca , ' and hence there was no occasion for him to make any rule to explain tặca .
This is Yāska's explanation of tęca ' containing a triplet of verses ' , which M treats briefly on pp . 7-8 . ... of the form was still tryệca , like dvysca , ' and hence there was no occasion for him to make any rule to explain tặca .
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Thus an adequate analysis of the meaning of compel must do , among other things , the following : ( 1 ) explain how the notions of authority or obligation enter the meaning of the verb ; and ( 2 ) explain how , nevertheless , X compels ...
Thus an adequate analysis of the meaning of compel must do , among other things , the following : ( 1 ) explain how the notions of authority or obligation enter the meaning of the verb ; and ( 2 ) explain how , nevertheless , X compels ...
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