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... refer to either previous referent . Note , however , that an obviated possessum acting on an obviative referent reverses these judgements . In ( 15 ) , the obviative question form ( 15b ) can refer to either of the previous obviative ...
... refer to either previous referent . Note , however , that an obviated possessum acting on an obviative referent reverses these judgements . In ( 15 ) , the obviative question form ( 15b ) can refer to either of the previous obviative ...
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... refer to these notions . Indeed , the variants with w - epenthesis are also unacceptable in the following sentences , where they appear in embedded clauses that are introduced by subordinators cip- waa- ' before ' , mekwaa- ' while ...
... refer to these notions . Indeed , the variants with w - epenthesis are also unacceptable in the following sentences , where they appear in embedded clauses that are introduced by subordinators cip- waa- ' before ' , mekwaa- ' while ...
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... referring to a Nimaban cord for dragging caribou hearts - maybe it was parts - a shank rather than a heart ? I would note here that she did not refer to the Speck & Heye ( 1921 ) monograph on the Nimaban , a dragging cord made from ...
... referring to a Nimaban cord for dragging caribou hearts - maybe it was parts - a shank rather than a heart ? I would note here that she did not refer to the Speck & Heye ( 1921 ) monograph on the Nimaban , a dragging cord made from ...
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