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In his critique of Schane and Dell , T first focuses on arguments which may be labeled ' non - paradigmatic ' ( 16 ) : ( 1 ) a . The simplicity argument ; b . The sibilant - voicing argument ; c . The slow - speech argument ; d .
In his critique of Schane and Dell , T first focuses on arguments which may be labeled ' non - paradigmatic ' ( 16 ) : ( 1 ) a . The simplicity argument ; b . The sibilant - voicing argument ; c . The slow - speech argument ; d .
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Classicists will be disappointed that CR does not bring these restrictions on the object argument into relation with other aspects of ... Off . 1.23 ) ; thus the non - occurrence of object arguments with confligere might be expected .
Classicists will be disappointed that CR does not bring these restrictions on the object argument into relation with other aspects of ... Off . 1.23 ) ; thus the non - occurrence of object arguments with confligere might be expected .
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His argument here is not convincing . First , it suffers from the same liability as his argument for SVO order from a Chinook speaker : he can account for it only under the assumption that the speaker had a particular target — a ...
His argument here is not convincing . First , it suffers from the same liability as his argument for SVO order from a Chinook speaker : he can account for it only under the assumption that the speaker had a particular target — a ...
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