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We use the notation ' X : s ' to signal that , in the translation into prosodic structure , any node so marked must be translated as s in the ... As noted , assignments of s will be preserved by the rules deriving P - structures .
We use the notation ' X : s ' to signal that , in the translation into prosodic structure , any node so marked must be translated as s in the ... As noted , assignments of s will be preserved by the rules deriving P - structures .
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It appears to us that the most natural way to relate the location of stress in the sentence to the assignment and interpretation of focus is essentially to map , on the one hand , from S - structure into the representation of focus ...
It appears to us that the most natural way to relate the location of stress in the sentence to the assignment and interpretation of focus is essentially to map , on the one hand , from S - structure into the representation of focus ...
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Among possible analyses of these examples in terms of an embedded S , the only one I regard as worth considering is that in which they have an understood existential be ; e.g. , 32a would have the same underlying structure as With there ...
Among possible analyses of these examples in terms of an embedded S , the only one I regard as worth considering is that in which they have an understood existential be ; e.g. , 32a would have the same underlying structure as With there ...
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Kyriolexia and language change F W Householder | 1 |
Sound change in perception and production Tore Janson | 18 |
Transderivational relationships in Chamorro phonology Sandra Chung | 35 |
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