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Similar digressions often provide a welcome relief to the layman reader and as such are probably desirable , provided of course the author has done his homework . For the trouble with this sort of thing is that it often leads an author ...
Similar digressions often provide a welcome relief to the layman reader and as such are probably desirable , provided of course the author has done his homework . For the trouble with this sort of thing is that it often leads an author ...
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This hypothesis , positing a mystical ' drift ' as a powerful factor in linguistic change , is probably as good as any and better than some . I for one find Sapir's relevant discussion extremely appealing ( Sapir 1921 , chapter VII ) .
This hypothesis , positing a mystical ' drift ' as a powerful factor in linguistic change , is probably as good as any and better than some . I for one find Sapir's relevant discussion extremely appealing ( Sapir 1921 , chapter VII ) .
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The differences in the distributions of tirá- and tára- probably are due to the rarity of preverbs with tára - in contrast to tirá- , which never occurs in the Rigveda without a preverb . 15. Compounds with twvt- ' strong , mighty , big ...
The differences in the distributions of tirá- and tára- probably are due to the rarity of preverbs with tára - in contrast to tirá- , which never occurs in the Rigveda without a preverb . 15. Compounds with twvt- ' strong , mighty , big ...
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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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