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Since we do not want feature transmission to take place in all instances in chains , and since this result is easily achieved in derived chains , then derived chains are superior to nonderived , merely output condition , chains .
Since we do not want feature transmission to take place in all instances in chains , and since this result is easily achieved in derived chains , then derived chains are superior to nonderived , merely output condition , chains .
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In the present case , disyllabic nouns such as mbaká ' cat ' , which have an underlying H ( cf. mbaká ywaangu ' my cat ' ) , do not undergo NR.16 O suggests that this is a derived environment effect : Only derived H's are retracted ...
In the present case , disyllabic nouns such as mbaká ' cat ' , which have an underlying H ( cf. mbaká ywaangu ' my cat ' ) , do not undergo NR.16 O suggests that this is a derived environment effect : Only derived H's are retracted ...
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He derived the cleft construction from a pseudo - cleft sentence with a headless relative clause in subject position , via cleft extraposition . ( 32 ) a . [ cp who is sick ) is me → b . it ; is me ( cp who is sick ] i This analysis ...
He derived the cleft construction from a pseudo - cleft sentence with a headless relative clause in subject position , via cleft extraposition . ( 32 ) a . [ cp who is sick ) is me → b . it ; is me ( cp who is sick ] i This analysis ...
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