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If the string contains no tense vowel , the longest expansion will correctly place stress on the first vowel of the word.5 The EIP theory and the directional theory differ , however , in how they prevent subsequent application of ...
If the string contains no tense vowel , the longest expansion will correctly place stress on the first vowel of the word.5 The EIP theory and the directional theory differ , however , in how they prevent subsequent application of ...
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Returning now to the Karok example which led to this digression , it is readily apparent that rule 8 cannot be used within the directional theory to derive Píššaha . Application of the rule to the second s violates the Crossover ...
Returning now to the Karok example which led to this digression , it is readily apparent that rule 8 cannot be used within the directional theory to derive Píššaha . Application of the rule to the second s violates the Crossover ...
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Several features of H's theory of language problems confirm that his work in this period is not simply an extension of his previous work — though admittedly closely related to it — but belongs to a new post - structural variety of ...
Several features of H's theory of language problems confirm that his work in this period is not simply an extension of his previous work — though admittedly closely related to it — but belongs to a new post - structural variety of ...
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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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