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... given that 21 is the only line requiring it in the collection . Moreover , it is entirely possible to argue on interpretive grounds that the line is deliberately unmetrical , given not only its formal singularity but also its beautiful ...
... given that 21 is the only line requiring it in the collection . Moreover , it is entirely possible to argue on interpretive grounds that the line is deliberately unmetrical , given not only its formal singularity but also its beautiful ...
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... given as sixty - eight for Mayan languages , where the standard linguistic view has thirty - one ( living and dead ) . Otomanguean is said to have 172 , compared to specialists ' count of under fifty ( Zapotec is disputed , and E lists ...
... given as sixty - eight for Mayan languages , where the standard linguistic view has thirty - one ( living and dead ) . Otomanguean is said to have 172 , compared to specialists ' count of under fifty ( Zapotec is disputed , and E lists ...
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... given an appropriate grammatical form for the syntactic function that it will perform.25 The first phase is an act of particularization , the pinpointing of a single lexical notion from a multitude of possibilities . The second phase is ...
... given an appropriate grammatical form for the syntactic function that it will perform.25 The first phase is an act of particularization , the pinpointing of a single lexical notion from a multitude of possibilities . The second phase is ...
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