Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... give them back to him — or , as is possible when a demonstrative element is specified , I'd like to give these back to him . 2. CONTRASTIVENESS . Twice above , most recently in fn . 8 , there has been occasion to mention contrastiveness ...
... give them back to him — or , as is possible when a demonstrative element is specified , I'd like to give these back to him . 2. CONTRASTIVENESS . Twice above , most recently in fn . 8 , there has been occasion to mention contrastiveness ...
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... give a description more applicable to some other sort of thing . The only safeguard is in the final CONSENSUS of our farther knowledge about the thing in question , later views correcting earlier ones , until at last the harmony of a ...
... give a description more applicable to some other sort of thing . The only safeguard is in the final CONSENSUS of our farther knowledge about the thing in question , later views correcting earlier ones , until at last the harmony of a ...
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... give the response [ maskõ : ] as the oblique plural of both [ məsək ] and [ məsk ] , and gave the different responses [ məsəkiya : ] and [ mǝskiya : ] when asked to add -iya : to these forms . This seems to indicate that the ǝ ...
... give the response [ maskõ : ] as the oblique plural of both [ məsək ] and [ məsk ] , and gave the different responses [ məsəkiya : ] and [ mǝskiya : ] when asked to add -iya : to these forms . This seems to indicate that the ǝ ...
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