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He finds almost all these accounts to be lacking in crucial re- spects , and suggests that only a theory - driven approach is likely ... and suggest some ways in which it might contribute to our understanding of language acquisition .
He finds almost all these accounts to be lacking in crucial re- spects , and suggests that only a theory - driven approach is likely ... and suggest some ways in which it might contribute to our understanding of language acquisition .
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longer utterances suggest three degrees . Word - level stress can be disrupted to ... This impli- cational hierarchy strongly suggests that pretonic syllables carry more stress than posttonic ones . The data on phonotactics and ...
longer utterances suggest three degrees . Word - level stress can be disrupted to ... This impli- cational hierarchy strongly suggests that pretonic syllables carry more stress than posttonic ones . The data on phonotactics and ...
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We would suggest another account , along some such lines as the following . ... but I won't miss Agatha ) ; correction by partial repetition suggests that A should have known enough not to make his / her original as- sertion in the ...
We would suggest another account , along some such lines as the following . ... but I won't miss Agatha ) ; correction by partial repetition suggests that A should have known enough not to make his / her original as- sertion in the ...
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