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2	(Utara Nti, pp. 63-4).
2	Er hatte den Mund locker offen / # Er sperrte den Mund locker auf
1	determine how effective communication has been established.3
1	following rules where in (16), we get the tone shift (i.e. stability process) of
1	New World Information and Communication Order NWICO). The MacBride
1	while the subject- and object-DPs were located adjacent to each other in the middle field of the
1	suffice to indicate the direction of an analysis; however, for reasons of space, this cannot be
1	From the collections so far made, the number of hunters’ praise poems far out-
0	712
1	It is observable in Songs of the Season that Osundare also strives to maintain
0	-44
0	18
1	(10b) does not when intonation is kept constant. Again, one must take care here not to add new
3	Creating Participation. New York: Mcgraw-Hill.
1	wilhelm.geuder@uni-konstanz.de
0	��!��!��!��
3	Maienborn, C.: 2005, On the Limits of the Davidsonian Approach: The Case of Copula
2	a. Main clause: [x];cat(x); [y];dog(y); [X ];(X = x� y);get-alonguc(X);
0	373.846
0	942
2	&∀w’∈Dox(Mary, w): Sue is a follower of G(Catholicism)(w’)
3	Language Semantics 7, 249–298.
1	address, imperatives, etc. As we show, these linguistic signals contribute
0	28.846
3	Leben, W.R. (1971b) “Segmental and Suprasegmental Representation of
0	268 Claudia Poschmann et al.
1	days, and over a hundred lives as well as valuable property were destroyed before
2	#John runs
1	arrangement of symbols is what will determine the success of a message if it is
2	(14) ∪[[take-to-movies(m,[j]F,s)]]F={s\|∃x take-to-movies(m,x,s)}
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1	c� 2018 Claudia Poschmann et al. In: Uli Sauerland and Stephanie Solt (eds.),
1	adjacent to or occurs on a segment of a given type… voiceless consonants
0	899
1	the vulgarized inscription, on the school wall, ‘Profane Language Prohibited: Dirty
3	An Autosegmental Account. A Paper Tabled at the 15th Annual
2	(1) sey
0	719
0	356
1	(‘1979) call Idana (betrothal).
1	NP in instrumental case does not refer to a real situation but expresses an imagined state, I
1	In this second Experiment, with 45 different participants, we tested the 12 items of Experi-
0	Tony 2
2	The attitude externalized by characters in the poem suggest to the audience the poet’s
2	(15) Focused negation with modified objects
0	Mai 31
0	220
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2	(12) Every student was given two poems to memorize and then had to recite the
1	future tense form (cf. (1a/b) with the copula byt’ ‘be’ in the past). In the present tense, where
0	-881
0	155
0	The Interface between Phonology & Syntax 617
2	= the structure C with S ∩ Qi replacing Qi, unchanged elsewhere.
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1	begins to list the trees in the forest of his childhood – as if he were in front of them as
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1	relevant and competitive, specialized or technical information needs constant
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1	denied that states should be treated as Davidsonian individuals, beginning with Davidson
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1	Individuals can relate to whatever has personal appeal to them, irrespective of
2	(131) IF Exactly/at most/less than three boys eat an extra large pizza.
1	the demonstrative ‘this’ and its plural form ‘these’ to situate the reader within his
1	(127). Representation (127) counts all atomic boats for which there is a buying event of a boy.
0	-542
3	Eco, Umberto (1994). The nume q f the rose. With a postscript by the author. Translated from
1	simplifies to L. Where both the tone of the Agreement marker and the verb
0	453
2	(161) a) * The [opinion of Johni] that hei has __ is unfavorable.
1	in this case. The mother here is seen as a caring, loving and dutiful person.
0	32.800
2	(137) A man tells a story to every child.
1	always inserted into the current discourse domain or box while referential terms
0	727
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0

Mean 291.0955 2395.157 3354.804

2

(Utara Nti, pp. 63-4).

2

Er hatte den Mund locker offen / # Er sperrte den Mund locker auf

1

determine how effective communication has been established.3

1

following rules where in (16), we get the tone shift (i.e. stability process) of

1

New World Information and Communication Order NWICO). The MacBride

1

while the subject- and object-DPs were located adjacent to each other in the middle field of the

1

suffice to indicate the direction of an analysis; however, for reasons of space, this cannot be

1

From the collections so far made, the number of hunters’ praise poems far out-

0

712

1

It is observable in Songs of the Season that Osundare also strives to maintain

0

-44

0

18

1

(10b) does not when intonation is kept constant. Again, one must take care here not to add new

3

Creating Participation. New York: Mcgraw-Hill.

1

wilhelm.geuder@uni-konstanz.de

0

��!��!��!��

3

Maienborn, C.: 2005, On the Limits of the Davidsonian Approach: The Case of Copula

2

a. Main clause: [x];cat(x); [y];dog(y); [X ];(X = x� y);get-alonguc(X);

0

373.846

0

942

2

&∀w’∈Dox(Mary, w): Sue is a follower of G(Catholicism)(w’)

3

Language Semantics 7, 249–298.

1

address, imperatives, etc. As we show, these linguistic signals contribute

0

28.846

3

Leben, W.R. (1971b) “Segmental and Suprasegmental Representation of

0

268 Claudia Poschmann et al.

1

days, and over a hundred lives as well as valuable property were destroyed before

2

#John runs

1

arrangement of symbols is what will determine the success of a message if it is

2

(14) ∪[[take-to-movies(m,[j]F,s)]]F={s|∃x take-to-movies(m,x,s)}

0

((((((((((((

0

"5T�Gm"éæñæï��.9�î�ô�� À lnm<oDpX

1

c� 2018 Claudia Poschmann et al. In: Uli Sauerland and Stephanie Solt (eds.),

1

adjacent to or occurs on a segment of a given type… voiceless consonants

0

899

1

the vulgarized inscription, on the school wall, ‘Profane Language Prohibited: Dirty

3

An Autosegmental Account. A Paper Tabled at the 15th Annual

2

(1) sey

0

719

0

356

1

(‘1979) call Idana (betrothal).

1

NP in instrumental case does not refer to a real situation but expresses an imagined state, I

1

In this second Experiment, with 45 different participants, we tested the 12 items of Experi-

0

Tony 2

2

The attitude externalized by characters in the poem suggest to the audience the poet’s

2

(15) Focused negation with modified objects

0

Mai 31

0

220

1

above. The translation of the main clause is given in (15a). When the NRC is translated, as in

2

H and t L.

0

� êU|4wzv��4� wÝ��f�S��4¸��~��Î�t4��¸�~��~rvx��¸�êýö4v��4y�|4�S�©tfySv�~�v��Ý��yc{4� wzt�êUy�w��o��p�I� }�~�êÀ�

2

(12) Every student was given two poems to memorize and then had to recite the

1

future tense form (cf. (1a/b) with the copula byt’ ‘be’ in the past). In the present tense, where

0

-881

0

155

0

The Interface between Phonology & Syntax 617

2

= the structure C with S ∩ Qi replacing Qi, unchanged elsewhere.

2

(~O) a. [<1>6 John... 拍拍... [8~扮MConsiders .. ~ [<1>6 0 [86 Jel::ift •• .]]

0

Dora 2

2

(1 1) Mary knowsl"thinksl*wonders how very cute he is.

0

� ÜG#�?MB��

0

Dept. of English, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma

0

��!�5��

1

begins to list the trees in the forest of his childhood – as if he were in front of them as

2

(16) drinkt [SC zich {dronken/BE-}]

1

relevant and competitive, specialized or technical information needs constant

1

with Englishman.

2

(1) [CT /Háromnál kevesebb könyvet] [FP \János olvasott el.]1

1

denied that states should be treated as Davidsonian individuals, beginning with Davidson

2

LO/ATR >> REC F

2

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0

4474

0

�� !!�� B6� ��+� ��

3

tion 7, 3–19.

0

��%¸ ¹»º½¼¿¾

1

denote events and pattern with eventive verbs in the perception verb construction (e.g.

2

(10) a. Eva ha leido noveias

2

Nri a

0

"» "■> 1.5 J

2

! ATE(w)(sy COOKED(w)(y)(DAVE)^ THING(w)(y))(SUE)]

2

leélenù  mó o. observe me from where you are!

0

� $&W� ��d� � �

2

Oworo LO/ATR PARSE [ALIGNR]RT REC F ALIGN REC P

0

go H 0.21380 508.708 1120.43 3948.49

1

Individuals can relate to whatever has personal appeal to them, irrespective of

2

(131) IF Exactly/at most/less than three boys eat an extra large pizza.

1

the demonstrative ‘this’ and its plural form ‘these’ to situate the reader within his

1

(127). Representation (127) counts all atomic boats for which there is a buying event of a boy.

0

-542

3

Eco, Umberto (1994). The nume q f the rose. With a postscript by the author. Translated from

1

simplifies to L. Where both the tone of the Agreement marker and the verb

0

453

2

(161) a) * The [opinion of Johni] that hei has __ is unfavorable.

1

in this case. The mother here is seen as a caring, loving and dutiful person.

0

32.800

2

(137) A man tells a story to every child.

1

always inserted into the current discourse domain or box while referential terms

0

727

1

protopredicates to binary symmetric predicates. Note that Winter:16 candidate for a universal,