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100			_a"Thomason, Sarah Grey ed."
245			_aLanguage :
260			_a"Baltimore, USA :"
650			_a"BRACKETING PARADOXES AND THE ENGLISH LEXICON;LEARNING SPANISH STRESS;LINGUISTIC RELATIONSHIPS OF SPOKEN AND WRITTEN NUKULAELAE REGISTERS;BLOOMFIELD-JAKOBSON CORRESPONDENCE, 1944-1946;BLOOMFIELD AND PANINI;ORIGINS OF THE YIDDISH LANGUAGE;ON THE DEFINITION OF THE WORD;LANGUAGE SOCIALIZATION ACROSS CULTURES;THE BODY IN THE MIND;LANGUAGE, GENDER, AND SEX IN COMPARITIVE PERSPECTIVES;PSYCHOSEMANTICS;KUNA WAY OF SPEAKING;LANGUAGE, POETRY AND POLITICS;AN INTERGRATED THEORY OF AUTOSEGMENTAL PROCESSES;ARCHAEOLOGY AND LANGUAGE;LANGUAGE CONTACT IN A PLANTATION ENVIRONMENT;WHAT THE HANDS REVEAL ABOUT THE BRAIN;DIVERSITY AND DIACHRONY;ZEITSCHRIFT FUR VERGLEICHENDE SPRACHFORSCHUNG"
700			_a"BRACKETING PARADOXES AND THE ENGLISH LEXICON;LEARNING SPANISH STRESS;LINGUISTIC RELATIONSHIPS OF SPOKEN AND WRITTEN NUKULAELAE REGISTERS;BLOOMFIELD-JAKOBSON CORRESPONDENCE, 1944-1946;BLOOMFIELD AND PANINI;ORIGINS OF THE YIDDISH LANGUAGE;ON THE DEFINITION OF THE WORD;LANGUAGE SOCIALIZATION ACROSS CULTURES;THE BODY IN THE MIND;LANGUAGE, GENDER, AND SEX IN COMPARITIVE PERSPECTIVES;PSYCHOSEMANTICS;KUNA WAY OF SPEAKING;LANGUAGE, POETRY AND POLITICS;AN INTERGRATED THEORY OF AUTOSEGMENTAL PROCESSES;ARCHAEOLOGY AND LANGUAGE;LANGUAGE CONTACT IN A PLANTATION ENVIRONMENT;WHAT THE HANDS REVEAL ABOUT THE BRAIN;DIVERSITY AND DIACHRONY;ZEITSCHRIFT FUR VERGLEICHENDE SPRACHFORSCHUNG"
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