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I do not propose that forms appearing in the derivations of the Classical Latin forms necessarily appeared ... and then to state the deviations from this basic form which appear when the element is combined with other elements .
I do not propose that forms appearing in the derivations of the Classical Latin forms necessarily appeared ... and then to state the deviations from this basic form which appear when the element is combined with other elements .
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I do not propose that forms appearing in the derivations of the Classical Latin forms necessarily appeared ... and then to state the deviations from this basic form which appear when the element is combined with other elements .
I do not propose that forms appearing in the derivations of the Classical Latin forms necessarily appeared ... and then to state the deviations from this basic form which appear when the element is combined with other elements .
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Stated local inserts may appear to the left or right of stated symbols ; transformed sentences headed by wh , and by coordinate and comparative conjunctions , may appear to the right of stated symbols ( with zeroed wh- is ; also to the ...
Stated local inserts may appear to the left or right of stated symbols ; transformed sentences headed by wh , and by coordinate and comparative conjunctions , may appear to the right of stated symbols ( with zeroed wh- is ; also to the ...
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