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Basic word order in two "free word order" languages. Pragmatics of word
orderflexibility, ed. by D. L. Payne (Philadelphia: John Benjamins), 63-82. Halle,
Morris, and Alec Marantz. 1993. Distributed morphology and the pieces of
inflection.
Basic word order in two "free word order" languages. Pragmatics of word
orderflexibility, ed. by D. L. Payne (Philadelphia: John Benjamins), 63-82. Halle,
Morris, and Alec Marantz. 1993. Distributed morphology and the pieces of
inflection.
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A comparison of word lists (see Fulford 1993a, charts 6.01-04 and 7.01-04)
reveals that the same basic lexicon of Cree and English words occurs in both
syntagmatic and paradigmatic wordplay. However, more Cree and English words
are ...
A comparison of word lists (see Fulford 1993a, charts 6.01-04 and 7.01-04)
reveals that the same basic lexicon of Cree and English words occurs in both
syntagmatic and paradigmatic wordplay. However, more Cree and English words
are ...
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Preserving the same basic cultural traditions, the Indian community at Miawpukek
still enjoys a common pattern ofspiritualbeliefs and social values, and engages in
cultural practices similar to those of Mi'kmaq elsewhere. Mi'kmaq presence at ...
Preserving the same basic cultural traditions, the Indian community at Miawpukek
still enjoys a common pattern ofspiritualbeliefs and social values, and engages in
cultural practices similar to those of Mi'kmaq elsewhere. Mi'kmaq presence at ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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