Language, Band 75,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1999 |
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... position , apical phonemes are favored in final position ; contrariwise , additional articulators , likes and identical articulations in adjacent phonetic environments , and additional articulators in final positions are disfavored ...
... position , apical phonemes are favored in final position ; contrariwise , additional articulators , likes and identical articulations in adjacent phonetic environments , and additional articulators in final positions are disfavored ...
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... positions . There is no AP position in structure 11a or 11b that represents the final state of the relevant subject and with which a resultative adjec- tive phrase could be associated . In other words , no position exists whose ...
... positions . There is no AP position in structure 11a or 11b that represents the final state of the relevant subject and with which a resultative adjec- tive phrase could be associated . In other words , no position exists whose ...
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... position , while it is an A - bar position in Romance languages , and argues that such a difference can be attributed to the fact that Japanese and Korean have classifiers which absorb Case leaving the NP Caseless , thus forcing it to ...
... position , while it is an A - bar position in Romance languages , and argues that such a difference can be attributed to the fact that Japanese and Korean have classifiers which absorb Case leaving the NP Caseless , thus forcing it to ...
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