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1	"Über das Selbstverständliche" als inspirierenden Mitstreiter für Willy Brandt, denn
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3	The Nigerian Festschrift Series No. 1 (pp. 405-411)
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differences mentioned in (3).

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Winter, Y. (2016). The reciprocity-symmetry generalization: Protopredicates and the organi-

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expressed. For a writer who is concerned always with harmonizing the what with the

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411

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‘Hypodermic needle’ effect of mass communication. This paper takes a look at the

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1. Máàzí Nwànkwó  Nwōkolo, aged about seventy years, is one of our informants

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(118) dimension nouns

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(11) Transition (1): an event identi秒ing a semantic expression'which is evaluate' relative

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(17) *Chunnaic mi Calum agus [e tidsear].

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Galadanci, M.K.M. (1969) Simple Nominal Phrases in Hausa. Unpublished

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Ólolo mmánwu  byaa. Come you bottle of masquerade!

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13)b The gold let us dig,

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evidence for such an assumption. An independent motivation for such an assumption comes

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Maka dibia na agwo

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(1) Broad focus (1) Broad focus

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pronoun.

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In all Igboland, Chieftaincy falls where it chooses

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There is also what Mogekwu (1990) refer to as the “fallacy of language”.

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(14) a. Ga

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(12) a. Baoyui [ti da de Daiyu [shou dou teng le]]. (resultative)5

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181

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(169) a) the [picture of Billi] that hei likes __

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96

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symmetric reading (ia) is clearly more expressive than the reciprocal binary paraphrases in (ib). Winter (2016)

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(13) Every teacher likes some student in the first week.

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3.1 A Simple Example: Colours and Colour Terms

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11.429

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(13) /un/ → [dūn] ‘know’

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highlight significant features and patterns. Measures of central tendency as well as

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(13) (9x ˜̂ donkey(x) ˜̂ Balaam-owns(x))⇤! Balaam-beats(x).

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Àlá anyí  gbùo yē-o-o-o! May the earth godless smite the one

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or as existential quantifiers (non-specific reading). I assume that there is one

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Zeit.schr$t der Morgenliindischen Gesellschaft) Suppl. 312, 1186-1203

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low tone were revealed; /u/ has F0 of 219Hz when realized with a high tone

0

An Overview of the Ethno-Religious Conflicts in Jos and Kano

1

are finally told that even Maude’s story is pure fiction, and that the stories handed

2

The Igbo Satiric Poetry 465

1

"Über das Selbstverständliche" als inspirierenden Mitstreiter für Willy Brandt, denn

2

- *Chaque dragéifié de pellicule comprimé soutenu de dégagement

1

some of which follow it (Halliday and Hasan 39). The modifying elements which

1

the defence and protection of his community’s territorial integrity. Indeed, the Òháfi a

1

an institution that even a widow may now become a chief if she happens to stumble

2

(15) Azt a könyvet olvasom [RC amelyet most vettem].

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182

3

Osundare, Niyi. Songs of the Marketplace. Ibadan: New Horn Press, 1983.

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(145) a. There are a man and a woman.

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conceptual approach is demonstrated with a case study on predicates of light emission, adapting

0

497

3

Akinfeleye. R.A. (1987). Essentials of Modern African Journalism: A Premier.

1

his own body as having gone to bed because they are now numb from the pain-killers

1

nominative case is given in (25):

0

783

1

Azuike (2001:15) points out a tendency to ignore or forget the “communion”

1

media over what it believes to be the wrong and negative portrayal of the nation to

0

909

1

Many of them went back into history to dig up the series of crises that had erupted in

2

(17) [RC Akit szeret Marii], azt meghívta proi a buliba.

1

& H. Cairns (Eds.), Methods for assessing children's syntax (p. 3-22). Cambridge,

0

10.313

2

Destroyed in the farm

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9. a. Bàa ni X “Give me X” > bán *bân b. Bàa shi/ta/ mu/su X “Give him/her/us/them X >*bas/t/m/s

0

13.706

1

with a conscience. This is what gives him the impetus to write so passionately about

1

approach. The first two theories share the assumptions that definite and indefinite NPs

1

me to be there with only b, while this is no problem for Kata, etc. My predicament therefore

1

(1) can be granted descriptive validity but they. do not provide anY.principled explanation of

1

RRCs are interpreted as predicates where the relative pronoun marks the variable that is ab-

1

What Prince and Smolensky are saying in other words, is that OT does

2

(136) a. Exactly three students together own a car. Four students each own a car.

2

(1) a. He returnse1 to the gym after he breakse2 his leg. e1 > e2

3

- (2003), The emergence of verb inflection in two German-speaking children. In Bittner, D., W. U. Dressler, &

1

presented as they relate to a subject matter.

1

word SAP to derive the word isapu (to wash away). Apparently, the soldiers came to

0

( 1 960[1952]). The verbal historical background of modern "prepositions" is effortlessly

1

(14)B, repeated below as (23). The restrictor property and the presupposition are as shown in

3

The Nigerian Festschrift Series No. 1 (pp. 405-411)

1

and formalize them sufficiently generally.

1

dare-devilry, Bozo carries out a rescue mission for his friends and kills about seven

2

(13) Lexical entry of the binary symmetric verb quarrel:

0

860 Language, Literature & Culture in a Multilingual Society

1

where we find an overt conjunction, but the first antecedent phrase is the subject of the first

1

represents the pre-modifier, “man” the Head and “on the hill” the post-modifier.

1

� Presentation: Identity (re)construction and intercultural experiences

2

(15) Jane was in a carelessly shot / long dress,

1

((laughs)) meta-comment, description of what happens

3

& S. Hamann (Eds.), ZASPiL 37, Papers in Phonetics and Phonology (pp. 71–100).

1

- as the difference of lexical meanings of adverbials,

0

12.874

1

that the number of tone-bearing unit (TBU) need not be equal with the

0

120

1

artistic weapon [for] communicating ideas, thought and feelings about what is going

1

though obviously related, can be studied relatively independently. Firstly, there are the acts

1

has an argument-structural reflex that is semantically induced, the question is at which level of

1

conjoined SpA-examples might be that the subject- and object-DP that formed the two parts of