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... and various conventions on application to underlying or derived strings , permissible notational devices ... that each can apply at any point , and that each applies to the underlying representation , not to the string formed by ...
... and various conventions on application to underlying or derived strings , permissible notational devices ... that each can apply at any point , and that each applies to the underlying representation , not to the string formed by ...
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Again , the abstract MSC's concerning vowel sequences do not apply at the phonetic level . There are also cases where severe constraints at the phonetic level do not apply at the lexical level . E.g. , the German SPC 2 does not apply at ...
Again , the abstract MSC's concerning vowel sequences do not apply at the phonetic level . There are also cases where severe constraints at the phonetic level do not apply at the lexical level . E.g. , the German SPC 2 does not apply at ...
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That is , in terms of our diagram one can FIRST go to r , then apply sr to it , and arrive at rsr . Or one can first apply rs to I , then apply r , and again arrive at rsr . The fourth ( and last ) of the axioms of group theory requires ...
That is , in terms of our diagram one can FIRST go to r , then apply sr to it , and arrive at rsr . Or one can first apply rs to I , then apply r , and again arrive at rsr . The fourth ( and last ) of the axioms of group theory requires ...
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