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It does not spoil the automaticity , because it occurs in the prevocalic environment where both the other alternants already occur anyway , not in the prepausal and preconsonantal environment where only sərkəl occurs . 9.
It does not spoil the automaticity , because it occurs in the prevocalic environment where both the other alternants already occur anyway , not in the prepausal and preconsonantal environment where only sərkəl occurs . 9.
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STATICALLY AUTOMATIC in the environment E. if all of the following conditions are met , and not otherwise : ( a ) En can be characterized in purely phonemic terms ; ( b ) Excepting B , no morph of M occurs in E .; ( c ) X is part of A ...
STATICALLY AUTOMATIC in the environment E. if all of the following conditions are met , and not otherwise : ( a ) En can be characterized in purely phonemic terms ; ( b ) Excepting B , no morph of M occurs in E .; ( c ) X is part of A ...
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But there are other environments where , though the alternant Bijətər occurs , it is not an auto matic alternant ; e.g. an ... For in this environment there COULD occur an alternant Bijətr , say in the rare adjective Bijətral theatral .
But there are other environments where , though the alternant Bijətər occurs , it is not an auto matic alternant ; e.g. an ... For in this environment there COULD occur an alternant Bijətr , say in the rare adjective Bijətral theatral .
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The Monophthongization of Gothic ai au | 15 |
An Ethopian Merchants Argot | 22 |
Coexistent Phonemic Systems | 29 |
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