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Ideophones as Positive Polarity Items
 The Role Polysemy can Play in Evoking Action: The Case of " recovery" in Economic Discourse
 
Indo-European origins of the nasal inchoative class in Germanic, Baltic and Slavic
 Neural circuits for reading, inflecting and producing words: Spatiotemporal mapping with human intracranial electrophysiology and fMRI
 
Hurrian orthographic interference in Nuzi Akkadian: A computational comparative graphemic analysis
 Linguistic practice, social identity, and ideology: Mandarin variation in a Taipei County high school
 
Focusing on negative concord and negative polarity: Variations and relations
 The grammar of have in a have-less language: Possession, perfect, and ergativity in North Russian
 
Editorial agency. On the posthumous life of the written word
 Synchronous and multicomponent Tree-Adjoining Grammars: Complexity, algorithms and linguistic applications
 
The structure of phonological theory
 Adult English as a second language students in the United States: Learner characteristics, goals, and academic writing performance
 
Sublexical effects in word production
 Disassociating maturation and language development: Evidence from internationally adopted and deaf children
 
The small clause in Russian: Structure and history
 Acquisition of three vowel contrasts by Russian speakers of American English
 
The role of alternatives and strength in grammar
 Investigations in a simplified bracketed grid approach to metrical structure
 
Flexibility in Language and Thought
 Alternatives and Exhaustification: Non-Interrogative Uses of Chinese Wh-words
 
Local Instability The Syntax of Split Topics
 Topics at the PF Interface of Turkish
 
Phasing in Full Interpretation
 The origin of variation in Norwegian retroflexion
 
The Hidden Structure of Thai Noun Phrases
 The Sense of Self: Topics in the Semantics of De Se Expressions
 
Inferring Speaker Affect in Spoken Natural Language Communication