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I want to claim , first of all , that when information has left the speaker's surface memory , he will be constrained to use such sentences . In addition , however , I want to suggest that a weak temporal adverb can be used only when ...
I want to claim , first of all , that when information has left the speaker's surface memory , he will be constrained to use such sentences . In addition , however , I want to suggest that a weak temporal adverb can be used only when ...
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It appears that presence in shallow memory is strongly influenced by the number of intervening days , which suggests that sleep may play an important role in the transfer of information from shallow to deep memory .
It appears that presence in shallow memory is strongly influenced by the number of intervening days , which suggests that sleep may play an important role in the transfer of information from shallow to deep memory .
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dently depends on how often it re - enters consciousness while in shallow memory . If I think little about yesterday's weather , it will have dropped out of my mind after one or two nights ' sleep . It may or may not be the case that ...
dently depends on how often it re - enters consciousness while in shallow memory . If I think little about yesterday's weather , it will have dropped out of my mind after one or two nights ' sleep . It may or may not be the case that ...
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