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name calling nor is he ever taken seriously for the kind of condemnation in this

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(12) a. *Zhangsan bi Lisi kuai pao-le liang gongli.

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- Ọlọma in Edo LGA with 353 speakers

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(15a”) No x, y [x: a person; y: a thing][x said y].

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construal could be used for NRCs, given that the NRC attachment potential of binary symmetric

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"@��,�dòJì3�õø�÷-é � Ù Ù B Ù N�è

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(14) is a possible syntactic representations corresponding to the basic operator structure

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‘asides’ in the poetic texts. In other words, they are graphic representations of the

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937

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(1) a. Ich mag sie

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Ginzburg, J.: 1996, Interrogatives: questions, facts, and dialogue, in S. Lappin (ed.), The Hand-

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Scatology, Form & Meaning 471

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– BookFun as a pathway to improved inclusion. Unp. Ph.D. Dissertation. Center for Developmental &

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616

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173

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ment we found in the literature and gives us new insights into both the semantics of symmetric

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should avoid distracting mannerisms. It is important not to speak too fast or too slow

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his Nominal Group (NGP) use)4 vocatives, personal address, imperatives, etc. As we

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As a last aspect of this distinction, we cannot reasonably suppose that all property dimensions

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the frame theory of Barsalou (1992). A first inspection of the model in Barsalou (1992) shows

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#The San Juans must be beautiful to me, but I have never seen them.

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10.842

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a. semantics: lylx.[X ];(X = x� y);(quarreluc(X))

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"Which learning strategies are associated with higher levels of

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Simile has been described by Egudu (1985:20) as “direct comparison”. It is the

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0,4056

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(=14b; complex)

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[ma] ‘child’ [idegbe] ‘goat’

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his readiness to confront the situation. This is why both Bozo Macika and Rayo are

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& Florian Schwarz, Linmin Zhang and Sarah Zobel.

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(13) [Comp0 [NP [PASTi [V [Comp i [NP [PASTj … Enç (644; 1987)

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References

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London: Perey Lurd Humphries and Co. Ltd.

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Herskovits, M.J. 1967. Dahomey: An Ancient West African Empire.

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contraction. Note also that the tone of the deleted vowel of the pronoun

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fictional creation, within a backdrop of severe poverty, frustration, oppression, filth,

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(118) for each of the customers his accounts

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Roberts, C.: 1996, Information structure in discourse, in J. H. Yoon and A. Kathol (eds), Work-

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& Lutnres 2001).Therefore, since the embedded subject is notidentified, the clause is ungr~mmat~caL

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behave differently with respect to the licencing of modifiers, in spite of being fairly similar in

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way – such as by “abstraction” in Kamp and Reyle (1993). In particular, so-called complement

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Now, compare the composition results for the estar sentence in (14) and the sentence with

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patterns: A comparative study. A Ph.D dissertation submitted to the

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Differences between the same vowels when said on a high tone and when

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pressed by distinct syntactic constituents in its host clause, as in (1). This constellation consti-

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