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Articles

Acoustic Bases for Place-Faithful Loan Adaptation Christopher C. Adam, Aaron W. Marks

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Degrammaticalization in Northern Mao's pronominal innovations: from subject prefix to full pronoun Michael Ahland

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Japanese Accent Shift: Generalizing from Ambiguous Input Blake Allen, Masaki Noguchi

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Suffixing Preferences as a Consequence of Probabilistic Reasoning Yoshihiko Asao Yoshihiko Asao

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The Status of Gumuz as a Language Isolate Colleen Ahland

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Contextual conditioning and information structure Betty Birner

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Only, at least, more, and less Thomas Brochhagen, Elizabeth Coppock

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Learnability of complex phonological interactions: an artificial language learning experiment K. Michael Brooks, Bozena Pajak, Eric Baković

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A Gestural Interpretation of Variation and Variability in Minor Syllables Becky Butler

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Polar question intonation in five Ghanaian languages Michael Cahill

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Left-Peripheral Interactions in English Imperatives Ed Cormany

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WHO chased the bird? Narrative cohesion in Nicaraguan signing Marie Coppola, Deanna Gagne, Ann Senghas

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Mandarin utterance-final particle ba in the conversational scoreboard Allyson Ettinger, Sophia A. Malamud

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Development of Coarticulatory Patterns in Spontaneous Speech Melinda Fricke

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Why does epistemic must need indirect evidence, and is it logically strong or weak? Leila Glass

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Calculating Frequency of Occurrence of ASL handshapes Jonathan Henner, Leah C. Geer, Diane Lillo-Martin

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An investigation of scalars in the antecedents of conditionals Karin Howe, Mandy Simons

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Two Adpositional Predicates in Mayrinax Atayal: Predicate selection and further implications Zong-Rong Huang

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Verb Phrase Ellipsis and v: Evidence from Hocak Meredith Johnson

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Distinguishing negative polarity from concord in Korean Jungmin Kang, Lyn Shan Tieu

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Modifiers of Modal Auxiliaries: New Sources for Ordering Peter Klecha

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Phonetically and syntactically based reanalysis in the development of verbal better Rachel Klippenstein

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Intervention, covert movement, and focus computation in multiple wh-questions Hadas Kotek

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Japanese Predicate Cleft Constructions as a Morphological Reduplication Sachie Kotani

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Antireflexivization as a Causativization Strategy Bonnie Krejci

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Age, ability, and awareness in implicit and explicit second language learning Karen Lichtman

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English Possessive 's: Clitic and Affix John J. Lowe

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Covert contrast in child phonology is not necessarily extragrammatical Tara McAllister Byun, Peter Richtsmeier, Edwin Maas

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Phonology of hunting signs in two Kalahari-Khoe speaking groups (Ts'ixa and ||Ani) Susanne Mohr, Anne-Maria Fehn

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Individual on-line processing differences are not necessarily reflected in off-line acceptability judgments. Dan Michel

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Paragoge as an indicator of language contact E-Ching Ng

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Semantic and phonological knowledge of native signers of American Sign Language (ASL) in a synonym task Rama Novogrodsky, Sarah Fish, Robert Hoffmeister

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Parameters as Third Factor Timing Optionality Miki Obata, Marlyse Baptista, Samuel Epstein

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Overt Degree Arguments as Internal Heads of Relative Clauses of Degree Toshiko Oda

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Working Memory Capacity and the Cognitive Underpinnings of Syntactic Processing Polly O'Rourke

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Postverbal DPs in Hocąk as Rightward Scrambling Bryan Rosen

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The Person-Case Constraint: A Morphological Consensus Jelena Runić

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On not deriving auxiliary have from be Bern Samko

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The Distribution of Non-clause Bound Reflexives in Northeast Ohio English Sara Schmelzer Loss

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Politics and dialect variation: A sociophonetic analysis of the Southern Vowel Shift in Middle TN Natalie Schrimpf

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Factivity and Presuppositions David Schueler

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Critical discourse analysis of synchronic and diachronic variation in institutional turn-allocation Michael A. Shepherd

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Existential Dependency: Holes, flaws and problems Rachel Szekely

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Variation and Preferences in Modern Hebrew Nonce Verbs Michal Temkin Martínez

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Agreement and the Icelandic Passive: A Smuggling Account Cherlon Ussery

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Article drop in headlines and truncation of CP Andrew Weir

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Remind-Me Readings: Evidence for Question Act Decomposition Kazuko Yatsushiro, Uli Sauerland

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