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From the perspective of English ( or any other VO language ) , clustering constructions like those of West Germanic OV languages appear to be out of the ordinary . However , clustering is not a peculiarity of West Germanic .
From the perspective of English ( or any other VO language ) , clustering constructions like those of West Germanic OV languages appear to be out of the ordinary . However , clustering is not a peculiarity of West Germanic .
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Clustering theories ' , 121-45 ; Haider 2003 ) . Head - initial languages do not cluster the verbs of stacked verbal projections , but in OV languages , stacked head - final projections seem to generally cluster .
Clustering theories ' , 121-45 ; Haider 2003 ) . Head - initial languages do not cluster the verbs of stacked verbal projections , but in OV languages , stacked head - final projections seem to generally cluster .
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What is ruled out in Dutch is a completely regressive cluster structure as in 2a , except for the trivial case of a twomember cluster , and German does not admit a fully progressive cluster as in 2b . Both languages allow the finite ...
What is ruled out in Dutch is a completely regressive cluster structure as in 2a , except for the trivial case of a twomember cluster , and German does not admit a fully progressive cluster as in 2b . Both languages allow the finite ...
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