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... effect . Consider the data in 16 . ( 16 ) a . HL LH LH HLL ( so- fa ' ts " ā ) ' sofa factory ' b . HL LH LH HLLH ... effect . However , the rhythmic effect has not been interpreted in terms of metrical phonology . Such compounds usually ...
... effect . Consider the data in 16 . ( 16 ) a . HL LH LH HLL ( so- fa ' ts " ā ) ' sofa factory ' b . HL LH LH HLLH ... effect . However , the rhythmic effect has not been interpreted in terms of metrical phonology . Such compounds usually ...
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... effect more directly , but they also are meant to indicate that the opera- tions are not limited to these elements . In addition to operations that have a phonological effect and an informational effect , the AM analysis of Potawatomi ...
... effect more directly , but they also are meant to indicate that the opera- tions are not limited to these elements . In addition to operations that have a phonological effect and an informational effect , the AM analysis of Potawatomi ...
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... EFFECT . Although much of the book is devoted to discussion of GP effects , the scope of the work is far more extensive . P suggests that introspection about GP effects is as valid a source of data for processing theories as ...
... EFFECT . Although much of the book is devoted to discussion of GP effects , the scope of the work is far more extensive . P suggests that introspection about GP effects is as valid a source of data for processing theories as ...
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