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In this case , that is interpreted as having as its referent the instantiation of the variable in the OP ' I PUT THIS ROOF on at time X ' , and B's utterance serves to instantiate the variable . Since this instantiation occurs at the ...
In this case , that is interpreted as having as its referent the instantiation of the variable in the OP ' I PUT THIS ROOF on at time X ' , and B's utterance serves to instantiate the variable . Since this instantiation occurs at the ...
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Again , as with TWBX , this result is unsurprising under an account in which the demonstrative takes the instantiation of the OP variable as its referent . Because this variable is singular , we expect the demonstrative to be singular ...
Again , as with TWBX , this result is unsurprising under an account in which the demonstrative takes the instantiation of the OP variable as its referent . Because this variable is singular , we expect the demonstrative to be singular ...
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The next case shows how a sociolinguistic variable diffusing from an urban center can be dramatically ... One of the sociolinguistic variables he studied was the raising of / a / to [ o ] and [ u ] before nasals , as in the shift of ...
The next case shows how a sociolinguistic variable diffusing from an urban center can be dramatically ... One of the sociolinguistic variables he studied was the raising of / a / to [ o ] and [ u ] before nasals , as in the shift of ...
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