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To suggest ( 148 ) that ' the particular sequence of words in discourse ... is mainly a matter of conventionalizing ' would seem ... whereas inanimate nominatives are unmarked , suggest lingering remnants of an earlier ergative system ?
To suggest ( 148 ) that ' the particular sequence of words in discourse ... is mainly a matter of conventionalizing ' would seem ... whereas inanimate nominatives are unmarked , suggest lingering remnants of an earlier ergative system ?
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Since abductive inference goes beyond what is given to suggest that something may be the case , it is always a weak argument , sometimes a reasonable guess , but often a mere surmise . Still , abduction justly holds the prominent place ...
Since abductive inference goes beyond what is given to suggest that something may be the case , it is always a weak argument , sometimes a reasonable guess , but often a mere surmise . Still , abduction justly holds the prominent place ...
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But at least we have tried to follow the suggestion of Labov 1970 and others who emphasize the social context of language . ... We suggest that lexical items for new cultural items tend to appear in the greatest number in the speech of ...
But at least we have tried to follow the suggestion of Labov 1970 and others who emphasize the social context of language . ... We suggest that lexical items for new cultural items tend to appear in the greatest number in the speech of ...
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Truth is a linguistic question | 539 |
Rule insertion | 551 |
Abstract vowel harmony systems in Uralic and Altaic languages | 579 |
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