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The underlying form tnieks satisfies the structural description of Truncation only , hence that is the only rule to apply . The form derived by the application of Truncation , tneks , can be operated on only by Prothesis .
The underlying form tnieks satisfies the structural description of Truncation only , hence that is the only rule to apply . The form derived by the application of Truncation , tneks , can be operated on only by Prothesis .
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The question of abstractness considered by Postal ( 1968 : 53– 77 ) under the name of NATURALNESS concerns the character of underlying representations : can elements of underlying representations be of a different nature from the ...
The question of abstractness considered by Postal ( 1968 : 53– 77 ) under the name of NATURALNESS concerns the character of underlying representations : can elements of underlying representations be of a different nature from the ...
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For these subjects we do not have clear - cut evidence regarding the presence or absence of an underlying a in the [ g " : sla : ) - type words ; more testing is necessary . However , on the basis of the existing evidence , there are ...
For these subjects we do not have clear - cut evidence regarding the presence or absence of an underlying a in the [ g " : sla : ) - type words ; more testing is necessary . However , on the basis of the existing evidence , there are ...
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