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An element and its associated list are complex if the list , whether oppositional or combinatory , ( 1 ) contains many elements , ( 2 ) involves many semantic oppositions , or ( 3 ) is perceived as involving a strength of multiple ...
An element and its associated list are complex if the list , whether oppositional or combinatory , ( 1 ) contains many elements , ( 2 ) involves many semantic oppositions , or ( 3 ) is perceived as involving a strength of multiple ...
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Another case of free order involving a verb construction element is the possible post - position of an auxiliary . ... A principal difference is that verbal free order involves combination with non - verbal elements ( nouns and verb or ...
Another case of free order involving a verb construction element is the possible post - position of an auxiliary . ... A principal difference is that verbal free order involves combination with non - verbal elements ( nouns and verb or ...
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Here 30b alone involves a contradiction . Again , J's analysis of MS provides an explanation . In 30 , it is predicated by many , regarding a set arrows , that the number of its IR's is relatively large . Yet in 30b , not imposes the ...
Here 30b alone involves a contradiction . Again , J's analysis of MS provides an explanation . In 30 , it is predicated by many , regarding a set arrows , that the number of its IR's is relatively large . Yet in 30b , not imposes the ...
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Referential properties of Spanish noun phrases MariaLuisa Rivero | 32 |
Spanish word order in nonsentence constructions Bruce G Stiehm | 49 |
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