Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... seems adequate in isolation , doubts arise if we compare this to related rules in other languages , or even within the same language . E.g. , in Gothic , the classification of Table 2 seems to be necessary in order to permit a ...
... seems adequate in isolation , doubts arise if we compare this to related rules in other languages , or even within the same language . E.g. , in Gothic , the classification of Table 2 seems to be necessary in order to permit a ...
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... seems equivalent to that in 19a ; but Bolinger ( in a personal communica- tion to George Lakoff ) has pointed out that the sentences are not exactly synon- ymous . Whatever the difference may be , it seems similar in type to that found ...
... seems equivalent to that in 19a ; but Bolinger ( in a personal communica- tion to George Lakoff ) has pointed out that the sentences are not exactly synon- ymous . Whatever the difference may be , it seems similar in type to that found ...
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... seems fairly clear that such an analysis could be developed to characterize the effect of even in various positions ... seems to contradict 28c , and 28b seems similarly to contradict 26c . Accordingly , if our analysis is correct , 29 ...
... seems fairly clear that such an analysis could be developed to characterize the effect of even in various positions ... seems to contradict 28c , and 28b seems similarly to contradict 26c . Accordingly , if our analysis is correct , 29 ...
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Outlines and overlays | 513 |
The syllable in phonological theory | 525 |
Some arguments against ordered rules | 541 |
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