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The syntax and pragmatics of fronting in Germanic.pdf
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Tyncherov - Germanic swim and dive tanks-Amphibious Vehicles in the battles for the Crimea in the spring and summer of 1942.pdf
- Tyncherov - Germanic swim and dive tanks-Amphibious Vehicles in the battles for the Crimea in the spring and summer of 1942
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West Germanic IPP-constructions an optimality theoretic....pdf
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Agree and Agreement - Evidence from Germanic.pdf
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【历史课件】-《日耳曼对来世的看法》--(the germanic view of the afterlife - vrilology).pdf
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Germanic Women Mundium and Property, 400-1000.pdf
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Germanic inflection wants to be empty - Marc van ....pdf
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【精品】The Middle Ages and Germanic Culture(学习资料).ppt
- 【精品】The Middle Ages and Germanic Culture（学习资料）
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Input Elaboration, Head Faithfulness and Evidence for Representation in the Acquisition of Left-edge Clusters in West Germanic.pdf
- In this paper, we have discussed two patterns of reduction for left-edge clusters that are observed in the acquisition of West Germanic languages. These patterns, which we called the sonority and head patterns, differ in their treatment of rising sonority /S/-initial clusters: in the sonority pattern, the least sonorous consonant is retained in output forms (e.g. /Sl/ [S]); in the head pattern, it is the sonorant that survives (e.g. /Sl/ [l]), that is, the consonant that is the head of the onset in the target form. We argued that the two patterns of cluster reduction are representative of distinct stages in development that differ in the degree to which inputs are elaborated, rather than differing in constraint ranking. We proposed that the head pattern, stage 2 in development, can best be accounted for if highly-structured target-like inputs are posited, while the sonority pattern, stage 1, arises from inputs that are less articulated: only heads of sub-syllabic constituents are
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