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Philip Lieberman , who with a group of collaborators has made the now notorious claim that the vocal tracts of ... reviewing his past claims and emphasizing that his work should not be read , as many have read it , as implying that ...
Philip Lieberman , who with a group of collaborators has made the now notorious claim that the vocal tracts of ... reviewing his past claims and emphasizing that his work should not be read , as many have read it , as implying that ...
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This might seem to force us to posit a sequence - of - tenses rule , and to abandon the claim that the epistemic layer within aux always expresses speaker viewpoint . But is this really so ? My claim is twofold : that the semantic ...
This might seem to force us to posit a sequence - of - tenses rule , and to abandon the claim that the epistemic layer within aux always expresses speaker viewpoint . But is this really so ? My claim is twofold : that the semantic ...
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However , an examination of naturally - occurring discourse demonstrates that this claim is incorrect . The presupposed part ( WH - clause ) of a wh - cleft represents information that the speaker can assume the hearer is thinking about ...
However , an examination of naturally - occurring discourse demonstrates that this claim is incorrect . The presupposed part ( WH - clause ) of a wh - cleft represents information that the speaker can assume the hearer is thinking about ...
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Stylized intonation D Robert Ladd Jr | 517 |
Vowel features Mona Lindau | 541 |
Conditionals are topics John Haiman | 564 |
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