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The continuity of dialects and languages across time is the result of the ability of
children to replicate faithfully the form of ... parenthetical insertion ( or dialect ) '
should not be taken as an extension of the family tree model , but simply
conforms ...
The continuity of dialects and languages across time is the result of the ability of
children to replicate faithfully the form of ... parenthetical insertion ( or dialect ) '
should not be taken as an extension of the family tree model , but simply
conforms ...
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They are the result of a secondary process in which speakers of one particular
dialect gain an ascendancy - commercial , political , or cultural — and the
ensuing expansion of this dialect wipes out the intermediate forms of the original
...
They are the result of a secondary process in which speakers of one particular
dialect gain an ascendancy - commercial , political , or cultural — and the
ensuing expansion of this dialect wipes out the intermediate forms of the original
...
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Evidence for the differentiation of the family tree and wave models are here
drawn from dialect geography , which provides simultaneous records of ... The
differentiation of regional dialects yields a fine - grained model of family tree
evolution .
Evidence for the differentiation of the family tree and wave models are here
drawn from dialect geography , which provides simultaneous records of ... The
differentiation of regional dialects yields a fine - grained model of family tree
evolution .
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