Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... example words in paradigms and elsewhere were on occasion infelicitous . Examples given included the choice of ' flea ' to illustrate a noun paradigm in one of the workshop papers , and the frequent choice of ' kill ' as the ...
... example words in paradigms and elsewhere were on occasion infelicitous . Examples given included the choice of ' flea ' to illustrate a noun paradigm in one of the workshop papers , and the frequent choice of ' kill ' as the ...
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... examples establish the ' setting ' for the following assertion . Example 67 is from Tzotzil ( OCK 354 ) and 68 is ... examples show that the topic cannot be required to bind a variable . ( These examples are all from Tzotzil ; I do not ...
... examples establish the ' setting ' for the following assertion . Example 67 is from Tzotzil ( OCK 354 ) and 68 is ... examples show that the topic cannot be required to bind a variable . ( These examples are all from Tzotzil ; I do not ...
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... example un bon vin blanc is provided in orthography only ( 71 ) . The lack of phonetic transcription of English is unfortunate , as many of C & Y's examples are dialect - specific ; e.g. , examples of [ a : ] , as in hard , are used ...
... example un bon vin blanc is provided in orthography only ( 71 ) . The lack of phonetic transcription of English is unfortunate , as many of C & Y's examples are dialect - specific ; e.g. , examples of [ a : ] , as in hard , are used ...
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