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The structure in 5 can form either one or two metrical domains depending on whether one keeps the monosyllabic foot . ... The Line 2 stress is now the only stress , and its domain the only domain , as shown in 6c.3 3. SHANGHAI .
The structure in 5 can form either one or two metrical domains depending on whether one keeps the monosyllabic foot . ... The Line 2 stress is now the only stress , and its domain the only domain , as shown in 6c.3 3. SHANGHAI .
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Such compounds usually form one domain , as in 16a . When a contrastive stress is put on [ tsha ] ( indicated by small caps in the gloss ) , the compound breaks into two domains . In the metrical approach , this is expected .
Such compounds usually form one domain , as in 16a . When a contrastive stress is put on [ tsha ] ( indicated by small caps in the gloss ) , the compound breaks into two domains . In the metrical approach , this is expected .
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If W1 is disyllabic and W2 monosyllabic , there can be either one or two domains , as in 19b . ... In particular , if a monosyllabic domain is tolerable , both 19a and 19b should allow it , and if it is not tolerable , neither 19a or ...
If W1 is disyllabic and W2 monosyllabic , there can be either one or two domains , as in 19b . ... In particular , if a monosyllabic domain is tolerable , both 19a and 19b should allow it , and if it is not tolerable , neither 19a or ...
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