Language, Band 71,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1995 |
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... PREDICTS EARTHQUAKES That night after Berkland left , I started to organize the research materials he left behind . On Wednesday , Berkland would be traveling to his family's home on the East Coast . It was my job to begin The Man Who ...
... PREDICTS EARTHQUAKES That night after Berkland left , I started to organize the research materials he left behind . On Wednesday , Berkland would be traveling to his family's home on the East Coast . It was my job to begin The Man Who ...
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... predict the future if she could not even predict one lousy spelling test ? One thing she could predict was the weather . It was cold in Antarctica . Cold enough to freeze spit . " Okay , " said Mr. Todd . " Time for the weather reports ...
... predict the future if she could not even predict one lousy spelling test ? One thing she could predict was the weather . It was cold in Antarctica . Cold enough to freeze spit . " Okay , " said Mr. Todd . " Time for the weather reports ...
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... predicted his MSI score . Physiological variables . No physiological variables predicted the husband's MSI scores . Behavior . As scored by the MICS , the husband's Time 1 conflict engage- ment and stubbornness and his wife's ...
... predicted his MSI score . Physiological variables . No physiological variables predicted the husband's MSI scores . Behavior . As scored by the MICS , the husband's Time 1 conflict engage- ment and stubbornness and his wife's ...
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