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... dialects in the range of use of these two suffixes . They appear to be more readily able to encode Reported evidence in the Betsiamites dialect than in other dialects , and they may in general occur in a wider variety of contexts in ...
... dialects in the range of use of these two suffixes . They appear to be more readily able to encode Reported evidence in the Betsiamites dialect than in other dialects , and they may in general occur in a wider variety of contexts in ...
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... dialects , examples that place targeted segments in metrically weak syllables will be of little use in such dialects . I have also made an effort to use examples that represent more common vocabulary , when possible , since these are ...
... dialects , examples that place targeted segments in metrically weak syllables will be of little use in such dialects . I have also made an effort to use examples that represent more common vocabulary , when possible , since these are ...
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... dialects ) . Ojibwe dialects in some cases show excrescent nasals in the context of a word initial nasal followed by a short vowel , usually / i / , followed by a lenis obstruent : nibo , nimbwa ' s / he dies ' ; niboob , nimboob ' soup ...
... dialects ) . Ojibwe dialects in some cases show excrescent nasals in the context of a word initial nasal followed by a short vowel , usually / i / , followed by a lenis obstruent : nibo , nimbwa ' s / he dies ' ; niboob , nimboob ' soup ...
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GEORGE F AUBIN | 11 |
JULIE BRITTAIN | 25 |
MATTHEW S DRYER | 54 |
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