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2	Úmù nkitā Ìgwulubé Ókootu! Dogs of Igwulube Okootu
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1	“Optimality theory abandons two key presuppositions of earlier
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1	with the outlook of their society, thus reinforcing the well-known view that people
1	4.1.3. Results
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3	(10) Greek (Giannakidou and Cheng, 2006: 166/169)
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3	pragmatic properties of discourse particles in German, John Benjamins, Amsterdam.
3	Cruttenden, Alan. 1997. Intonation (2nd edition). Cambridge: Cambridge
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1	terms, as illustrated in (58):
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1	(61), ‘Screw his dignity’ (63), Babylon pigs’ (64), which is the author’s derisive
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2	(14) Adrian wants to buy a jacket like Malte’s jacket.
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1	escape for its dear life. The dog minder therefore calls on the gunman whom he
3	Kim, J.: 1976, Events as Property Exemplifications, in M. Brand & D. Walton (eds), Action
0	Apr 57
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1	In the tableau (22) above, candidate (a) is the optimal candidate. It violated

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(15) Canadian government, C. prime minister, C. immigrants (= immigrants to Canada), C.

2

Ónye u jō àgbáa osó  The coward would run away

2

Úmù nkitā Ìgwulubé Ókootu! Dogs of Igwulube Okootu

1

(11) grouping preference rules (Charnavel, 2016:18,19,24)

2

following examples:

1

� Parents could lend to the teacher

1

well-balanced. Research is also needed to study rural traditions and practices,

1

where this road is not wide.]

1

currency. Consequence, as a factor in news selection, is based on how a particular

2

termination conditions

0

1405

0

960

2

(10) Nwa à àjo ola njō 

1

in order to achieve the desired success.

0

705

2

(112) Ta pani to premier Anglii.

1

representation involving roots and affixes.

1

- Preferably, the topic position is filled by topics (referring background constituents)

0

��!��.��

1

of something to represent a whole. For instance, hand or leg can be employed by a

1

federation are also intensi1’ing their rural electricity projects.

0

Aug 72

1

kills is to “commend the ingredients of one’s “poisoned chalice to one’s lips.”

1

# interviews through Skype

0

� $&WM �� U��+�� Ê W þ�� þ �Y�� &+�$

2

(13) (a) I usually / always love a sonata by Dittersdorf.

1

observed earlier, only first and third person masculine singular IO can

1

French, German, Arabic, etc. are also biased in their reports on Nigerian and African

1

“Optimality theory abandons two key presuppositions of earlier

0

Mrz 40

1

economic, technological, cultural and other realms have as clear implications for him

1

with the outlook of their society, thus reinforcing the well-known view that people

1

4.1.3. Results

1

between two hostile countries sharing a common border, his face as grim as

3

(10) Greek (Giannakidou and Cheng, 2006: 166/169)

2

(13) Last November, Bailey and Daniel Halperin of the University of California

1

The Poet & his Audience 483

0

11.674

0

�� $��

2

To build the kings palace,

2

appreciate each other.’ (NRC/-ADJACENCY)

2

g

0

1726

3

Lewis, David (1979). Scorekeeping in a Language Game. In: R. Bauerle & U. Egli & A. von

0

& allUnEd$vrangeST >= 0.8,allUnEd$vHpitchST,

1

tive, which means that a protopredicate hug will have group objects consisting of collectively

1

interpretations as Spanish ser. In order to account for the similarity between the two

2

b. *ASSOC >> *FLOAT

0

579

2

(§4.3.3), aspect (§4.3.4), illocutionary force (§4.3.5), mood (§4.3.6),

1

"The first idea that comes to mind is roughly the following: result(p) is the most

1

the work of Gottlob Frege, the meanings of declarative sentences can be equated with their

3

pragmatic properties of discourse particles in German, John Benjamins, Amsterdam.

3

Cruttenden, Alan. 1997. Intonation (2nd edition). Cambridge: Cambridge

1

so could be bad business. An example is when a newspaper fails to cover or follow-

1

They are therefore, uniquely positioned to set the tone or agenda of issues and events

1

back vowels, rounded. The rounding of front vowels exists in the vowels of

1

State University, USA) and the staff members of the Department of

0

��%�� *�!��&��

1

and who, in exercise of his role as “family head”, has to wander about in the bushes

0

((((eeeegggg.... hhhheeee eeeeaaaattttssss wwwwhhhhiiiilllleeee hhhheeee rrrruuuunnnnssss)))) e

0

"exactly"-effect of numerals 62

2

(7) Ser/estar hypothesis (Maienborn 2005:169)

1

terms, as illustrated in (58):

1

common agreement have allotted to a group of people (cf. Bowra, 1962:136). In this

3

Sag (eds.). Elements cfDiscourse Understanding. Cambridge: CUP, 231-250.

2

(11) plants dry individuals

0

987

2

(*‘Abdu killed the lion many times’)

0

329.714

0

597

1

frame of reference for the message design is not familiar to the receivers or target

2

(10) a. CP

1

Nigerians and again attacks the government over the congestion of cemeteries and its

1

identical vowels) is checked. So, at the underlying level, two vowels are

1

preference of OT over autosegmental theory and other previous generative

3

(ed.), Proceedings of the 12-th Amsterdam Colloquium, ILLC/Department of Philosophy,

2

(1) nəi-nok li-nu: laːk-nok jɑ-loŋ xən

1

description in terms of orthogonal feature dimensions, which is one of the things that speak

0

Luisa email .......................................................................................................................................... 328

0

- "sondern" fixes its focus domain and - indirectly - the focus domain of the

1

(61), ‘Screw his dignity’ (63), Babylon pigs’ (64), which is the author’s derisive

2

( 6 ) Vx [ Sheet of Paper (x) + 3Y [ Y = {z I Side of (z, x) ) A IYI = 2 ] ]

2

(14) Adrian wants to buy a jacket like Malte’s jacket.

2

(23) Katja byla pevicej. (‘Katja was a singerINS’) (byt’, imperfective)

0

��'��!��8�

0

12.000

0

11429

1

plosives, duration and frequency values of monosyllabic words (CV)

1

A segmental account of vowel harmony reveals that vowel harmony

1

and answers, even on an ‘exhaustive’ semantic evaluation, can thus be rapidly explained.

0

767

1

escape for its dear life. The dog minder therefore calls on the gunman whom he

3

Kim, J.: 1976, Events as Property Exemplifications, in M. Brand & D. Walton (eds), Action

0

Apr 57

1

representation of estar contains a free parameter, which can be specified by the context. I

1

situations. The free variable si and the relation R can be resolved in the course of the semantic

1

und Bedeutung X in Berlin 2006. I thank the audiences for constructive criticisms and inspiring comments. The

0

389

1

In the tableau (22) above, candidate (a) is the optimal candidate. It violated