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Condition ( iii ) permits / nVt / , / 1Vc / etc. to be reduced , but not / rVt / or / rVc / ; all sequences / C , VCz / , where C , and C , are both sonorants having the same point of articulation , are reduced .
Condition ( iii ) permits / nVt / , / 1Vc / etc. to be reduced , but not / rVt / or / rVc / ; all sequences / C , VCz / , where C , and C , are both sonorants having the same point of articulation , are reduced .
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In sum , the subrules of 9 simply represent diverse sequences with no obvious relationship among them when compared with the sequences represented by 9b etc. The sequences identified by 9a , as opposed to those identified by 9b etc.
In sum , the subrules of 9 simply represent diverse sequences with no obvious relationship among them when compared with the sequences represented by 9b etc. The sequences identified by 9a , as opposed to those identified by 9b etc.
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We must now consider how to explicitly capture , in the formal statement of Telugu phonological rules , the generalization that among retroflex sequences all those which are eventually reduced to LL or NN , and only these ...
We must now consider how to explicitly capture , in the formal statement of Telugu phonological rules , the generalization that among retroflex sequences all those which are eventually reduced to LL or NN , and only these ...
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The application of phonological | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
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