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Sociolinguistic aspects of Kabiye-Ewe bilingualism in Togo	Tree-structured models of multitext: Theory, design and experiments

The roots of verbs	Modality, names and descriptions

On the significance of speech: How infants discover symbols and structure	National discord: Language, sexuality and the politics of belonging in Israel

Dependent plurals and plural meaning	The internal syntax of determiners

Whither the southern belle?: Language and identity in the American South	Collaborating through conversation: Small group discussion in a pre-service teacher education course

OCP effects in Telugu	It is all about clitics: The case of a northern Italian dialect like Bellinzonese

A syntactic analysis of pronominal clitic clusters in Romance The view from Romanian	The microparametric syntax of resultatives in Chinese languages

Memory operations and structures in sentence comprehension: Evidence from Ellipsis	EFL students as peer advisors in an online writing center

Perceptual tolerance and phonetic re-analysis during a sound change in progress	The limits of linguistic variation: Stylistic diversity in Singapore English

The temporal organization of syllabic structure	Predicting and Parsing Language in Time and Space

Shifting senses in lexical semantic development	Lexical variation and the negotiation of linguistic style in a Long Island middle school

Regional dialect features on the Lower East Side of New York City: Sociophonetics, ethnicity, and identity	Phonological acquisition in simultaneous bilingual Mandarin-English preschoolers

Word Segmentation and Phonological Learning in Cross-Language Perception of Fluent Speech	Language Contact and Regional Variation in African American English: A Study of Southeast Georgia

Second Dialect Acquisition: Implications for Theories of Phonological Representation	The role of effective communication during the medical interview between native and non-native English speaking dyads

Native and non-native English speakers' perceptions of hedging in the oral arguments of civil rights cases	Investigating noticing of errors and vocabulary acquisition in a multimedia environment

Sociophonetic Variation in the Production and Perception of Obstruent Voicing in Buenos Aires Spanish	Deconstructing Catalan Object Clitics

Nominal Roots as Event Predicates in English Denominal Conversion Verbs	The Grammar of Shupamem

An Acoustically Based Sociolinguistic Analysis of Variable Coda /s/ Production in the Spanish of New York City	The Syntax and Semantics of Purepecha Noun Phrases and the Mass/Count Distinction

Icelandic Morphosyntax and Argument Structure