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... indicates intensity ( translated by ' very ' or ' really ' ) . An intensive meaning can also occur with modals ( e.g. , ' want to , ' with the meaning ' really want to ' ) . ( 19a ) heenixonoeh - t be.tall.IC ( AI ) -3 ' s / he is tall ...
... indicates intensity ( translated by ' very ' or ' really ' ) . An intensive meaning can also occur with modals ( e.g. , ' want to , ' with the meaning ' really want to ' ) . ( 19a ) heenixonoeh - t be.tall.IC ( AI ) -3 ' s / he is tall ...
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... indicates that indigenous materials were well suited to sail technology and points to a pre - European contact origin . Inuit sails made of animal skins were noted by many early observers and continued Into the 19th century . For ...
... indicates that indigenous materials were well suited to sail technology and points to a pre - European contact origin . Inuit sails made of animal skins were noted by many early observers and continued Into the 19th century . For ...
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... indicate that the speaker views the assertion as either probable or necessary . Cew always has an epistemic modality , i.e. it indicates that the asser- tion contained in the utterance was deduced as true based on some domain of ...
... indicate that the speaker views the assertion as either probable or necessary . Cew always has an epistemic modality , i.e. it indicates that the asser- tion contained in the utterance was deduced as true based on some domain of ...
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Marshall J Becker | 23 |
MariePierre Bousquet | 53 |
Phil Branigan Julie Brittain Carrie Dyck | 75 |
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