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In addition , the basis in parallelism serves to explain several classes of exceptions to the syntactic division of the ... as the basic determiner of dichotomy , even when the parallel structure was itself syntactically subordinate .
In addition , the basis in parallelism serves to explain several classes of exceptions to the syntactic division of the ... as the basic determiner of dichotomy , even when the parallel structure was itself syntactically subordinate .
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But the fact that they have been found in some cases encourages me to think that individual particles can be linked to familiar syntactic categories in other cases . Rather more generally , particle words should belong to syntactic ...
But the fact that they have been found in some cases encourages me to think that individual particles can be linked to familiar syntactic categories in other cases . Rather more generally , particle words should belong to syntactic ...
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We don't know a - priori that syntactic units are any more seg- regatable into a semantics - free module than that consonants are segregatable into a vowel - free phonology module . A number of N's arguments for ' autonomy of syntax ...
We don't know a - priori that syntactic units are any more seg- regatable into a semantics - free module than that consonants are segregatable into a vowel - free phonology module . A number of N's arguments for ' autonomy of syntax ...
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Current Periodicals Collection | 258 |
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Topic structures in Chinese | 745 |
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