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(12c). This difference comes from the fact that Turkish lacks an overt definite article and we

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(14) Yesterday, our little daughter brought [a giant spider], into the house, and now

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39. a. Audu yaa maakèe ni ‘Audu hit me’

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function described above. Taking the foreign media coverage of the 2001 Jos and

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� Increasing political participation in Africa and opening the way to greater

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moves; and interlocutors reason about the beliefs and intentions of the participants in a

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(For a detailed discussion on vowel formants, see Ladefoged, 2003, 2006;

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4. The influence, in this paper, of the Neo-Firthian Systemic model of linguistic

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since we are dealing with a succession of states of the same type. The basic idea is then that

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0,49243

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"lowering" of the subject, and the proposition-scope reading of the modal is available.

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- - Description o£ Subpopulations - -

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Meek, C.K. 1931. Tribal Studies in Northern Nigeria. London: Kegan Paul,

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indicated above, and in principle also of a kind of topical restriction like we find in the following

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from his moral debasement – man whose stock in trade is sex. That is why he must

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( 1 9) a. Juan siempre aplaude a un buen musico.

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153

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semantic representations for both aspectual features, imperfective and perfective, are

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OT is able to account for the realization of the rising contours because of the

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"attempts to develop linguistic and sociolinguistic competence in the target language"

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out a form where [-ATR] does not appear on the rightmost vowel, while

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2,9211

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565

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Isola, Akinwumi, The Modem Yoruba Novel. Ibadan: Henemann, 1998.

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the realization that involving members of the target group in the decision-making

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Figure 9 Waveforms (above), spectrograms and pitch tracks (below) of tɔ H

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Nigerians for their wrong sense of values. For the poet, Nigerians do not attach much

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1.1 What is Tonal Stability?

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697

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142

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medium range of brightness values from (7b), coupled with a range of saturation values from

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