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Since this type of difficulty arises whenever adjunction is involved , it seems to me that it should be avoided as far as possible . At any rate , it seems ad hoc and unsatisfactory to introduce unnecessary category labels like MV ...
Since this type of difficulty arises whenever adjunction is involved , it seems to me that it should be avoided as far as possible . At any rate , it seems ad hoc and unsatisfactory to introduce unnecessary category labels like MV ...
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... was red ) was the tissue . as a possible candidate for the basic form of ( 143 ) . But within the scope of the present study one can give no syntactic basis for this assumption or any other possible alternatives.16 Thus the task of ...
... was red ) was the tissue . as a possible candidate for the basic form of ( 143 ) . But within the scope of the present study one can give no syntactic basis for this assumption or any other possible alternatives.16 Thus the task of ...
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The above discussion , on the other hand , has pointed to one possible principle which attempts to explain the positioning of adverbs in English . It has also suggested that there is a possible relationship between this positioning and ...
The above discussion , on the other hand , has pointed to one possible principle which attempts to explain the positioning of adverbs in English . It has also suggested that there is a possible relationship between this positioning and ...
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Die romanische Anlautsonorisation Leonard 352 | 217 |
Notes | 443 |
Structural dialectology | 451 |
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