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Since 83b is derived from 84b , this suggests that the italicized NP in the former is also non - specific indefinite . Note that the same cannot be said of GEN a in 83c , since that sentence does not have an acceptable counterpart ...
Since 83b is derived from 84b , this suggests that the italicized NP in the former is also non - specific indefinite . Note that the same cannot be said of GEN a in 83c , since that sentence does not have an acceptable counterpart ...
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( 31 ) GOPHER suggests an item ktu compounded with another stem și . ( 36 ) DOCTOR has the nominalizing prefix k ... Set 27 , SHOE , is complicated , and does not immediately suggest an etymology . However , when one considers Ki . xn'a ...
( 31 ) GOPHER suggests an item ktu compounded with another stem și . ( 36 ) DOCTOR has the nominalizing prefix k ... Set 27 , SHOE , is complicated , and does not immediately suggest an etymology . However , when one considers Ki . xn'a ...
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The empirical facts suggest the same conclusion : consideration of kinship - terminological systems of groups of linguistically related groupings ( such as Morgan's Dakotah family data , 1870 ) suggests that systems which share ...
The empirical facts suggest the same conclusion : consideration of kinship - terminological systems of groups of linguistically related groupings ( such as Morgan's Dakotah family data , 1870 ) suggests that systems which share ...
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