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He rejects pre- viously proposed conditions to prevent the improper use of blanks in MS rules , and proposes in their place the TRUE GENERALIZATION CONDITION , which he defines as follows ( 421 ) : A grammar is said to meet the TRUE ...
He rejects pre- viously proposed conditions to prevent the improper use of blanks in MS rules , and proposes in their place the TRUE GENERALIZATION CONDITION , which he defines as follows ( 421 ) : A grammar is said to meet the TRUE ...
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MSC's represent true generalizations about segments and sequences at the systematic phonemic level ; but it is not difficult . to see that redundancy statements can also be made about segments and sequences at the systematic phonetic ...
MSC's represent true generalizations about segments and sequences at the systematic phonemic level ; but it is not difficult . to see that redundancy statements can also be made about segments and sequences at the systematic phonetic ...
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Another type of V1V2 cited by H , ' constellated main verbs ' ( §3.2.4 ) , is characterized by the synonymy or near synonymy of V1 and V2 ; I take this to be a subclass of true compounds . Sections 3.3.1-2 attempt to set out criteria by ...
Another type of V1V2 cited by H , ' constellated main verbs ' ( §3.2.4 ) , is characterized by the synonymy or near synonymy of V1 and V2 ; I take this to be a subclass of true compounds . Sections 3.3.1-2 attempt to set out criteria by ...
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