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In support of this analysis , it should be noted that the suffix -less , which often serves as overt marker of negativeness , frequently does not mean merely ` lacking N ' when suffixed to inalienable nouns , but carries meanings like ...
In support of this analysis , it should be noted that the suffix -less , which often serves as overt marker of negativeness , frequently does not mean merely ` lacking N ' when suffixed to inalienable nouns , but carries meanings like ...
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Although knockout constraints have been recognized in other studies of variable rules , it should be noted that the one observed here operates somewhat differently from those discussed in other works ( e.g. Labov 1969 , Cedergren ...
Although knockout constraints have been recognized in other studies of variable rules , it should be noted that the one observed here operates somewhat differently from those discussed in other works ( e.g. Labov 1969 , Cedergren ...
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This is despite the fact that negative sentences have occurred in Genie's speech for more than a year and a half . In fact , as noted above , there are as yet no movement transformations of any kind in Genie's grammar ; nor are there ...
This is despite the fact that negative sentences have occurred in Genie's speech for more than a year and a half . In fact , as noted above , there are as yet no movement transformations of any kind in Genie's grammar ; nor are there ...
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