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I take it , then , that Nosek does not regard sentences like It's what I know that's interesting and It was success he wanted in his own way ( 114 ) as ... But consider the following pairs : 5 ( 1a ) What's interesting is what I know .
I take it , then , that Nosek does not regard sentences like It's what I know that's interesting and It was success he wanted in his own way ( 114 ) as ... But consider the following pairs : 5 ( 1a ) What's interesting is what I know .
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Observe these occurrences of the question particle ka : omoshiroi ' It is interesting ' ; omoshiroi ka ' Is it interesting ? ' itta ' He went ' ; itta ka ' Did he go ? ' ame datta ' It was raining ' ; ame datta ka ' Was it raining ?
Observe these occurrences of the question particle ka : omoshiroi ' It is interesting ' ; omoshiroi ka ' Is it interesting ? ' itta ' He went ' ; itta ka ' Did he go ? ' ame datta ' It was raining ' ; ame datta ka ' Was it raining ?
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The discussion of morphology , while thus constrained by the taxonomic model in terms of which the data are presented , nevertheless reveals some interesting facts and insights . Kratochvíl classifies morphological constructions as ...
The discussion of morphology , while thus constrained by the taxonomic model in terms of which the data are presented , nevertheless reveals some interesting facts and insights . Kratochvíl classifies morphological constructions as ...
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Competing changes as a cause of residue | 9 |
Proper nouns in English | 26 |
Relative clauses and possessive phrases in two Australian languages | 35 |
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