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... fact is a little surprising , particularly given the free word order available among primary objects and secondary objects illustrated in 1. If the lack of WCO effects in nonconfigurational languages follows from a deep typological ...
... fact is a little surprising , particularly given the free word order available among primary objects and secondary objects illustrated in 1. If the lack of WCO effects in nonconfigurational languages follows from a deep typological ...
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... fact , there is a Rapid , which rushes at this point into the fresh - water sea . Beyond this rapid we find the little lake , upon the shores of which , to the North , are the Toquai . To the North of these are the Mantoue , people who ...
... fact , there is a Rapid , which rushes at this point into the fresh - water sea . Beyond this rapid we find the little lake , upon the shores of which , to the North , are the Toquai . To the North of these are the Mantoue , people who ...
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... fact it was not , Greenberg and Morrison convey that the term " Kilistinon " is in fact a broader term than perhaps it actually should be . " Cristinaux " included many groups of Cree - speakers who occupied a vast area and this would ...
... fact it was not , Greenberg and Morrison convey that the term " Kilistinon " is in fact a broader term than perhaps it actually should be . " Cristinaux " included many groups of Cree - speakers who occupied a vast area and this would ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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