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Table 7 shows evidence similar to Greenberg's . NAMER AFRICA 3 2 EURASIA 15 SEAsia & Oc 3 0 AUS - NEWGui 0 0 0 0 SAMER 3 3 TOTAL 29 7 OV & StAdj OV & AdjSt VO & StAdj VO & AdjSt 0 5 1 8 0 7 0 4 1 31 7 Table 7.
Table 7 shows evidence similar to Greenberg's . NAMER AFRICA 3 2 EURASIA 15 SEAsia & Oc 3 0 AUS - NEWGui 0 0 0 0 SAMER 3 3 TOTAL 29 7 OV & StAdj OV & AdjSt VO & StAdj VO & AdjSt 0 5 1 8 0 7 0 4 1 31 7 Table 7.
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The best case scenario for the HDT , therefore , is under a theory in which all of the verb patterners in the controversial pairs in Table 27 are analyzed as heads . Let us therefore explore the possibility that some variant of the HDT ...
The best case scenario for the HDT , therefore , is under a theory in which all of the verb patterners in the controversial pairs in Table 27 are analyzed as heads . Let us therefore explore the possibility that some variant of the HDT ...
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Tables 39 and 40 summarize the results of $ 81-4 . Table 39 is a complete list of the correlation pairs discussed in this paper ; Table 40 repeats ( from Table 16 ) the list of noncorrelation pairs , which do not exhibit any correlation ...
Tables 39 and 40 summarize the results of $ 81-4 . Table 39 is a complete list of the correlation pairs discussed in this paper ; Table 40 repeats ( from Table 16 ) the list of noncorrelation pairs , which do not exhibit any correlation ...
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