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      Cover image for On language change the invisible hand in language
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      On language change the invisible hand in language
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      Keller, Rudi.
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      On language change the invisible hand in language / Keller, Rudi.
      Cover image for Interpreting Non-canonical Arguments in Mandarin Chinese through Metonymy
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      Interpreting Non-canonical Arguments in Mandarin Chinese through Metonymy
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      Sayle, Michael, author.
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      instead of as a theme/patient argument. For example, kai zuoshou (literally "drive left-hand") has been
      Cover image for The Expression of Identifiability and Accessibility in Adult German Language Learners
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      The Diachrony of Tone Sandhi: Evidence from Southern Min Chinese
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      Lin, Qing, author.
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      contextual effect than citation tones (and final tones) do. On the other hand, the change of citation tones
      Cover image for Social and Cognitive Factors in Semantic Change: Case Studies in the Development of the Spanish Lexicon
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      Cover image for Sociophonetically-based phonology: An Optimality Theoretic account of /s/ lenition in Salvadoran Spanish
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      Cover image for Modes of Feedback in ESL Writing: Implications of Shifting from Text to Screencast
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      Modes of Feedback in ESL Writing: Implications of Shifting from Text to Screencast
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      Cunningham, Kelly J., author.
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      authority. Video feedback, on the other hand, preserved student autonomy in its balanced use of praise and
      Cover image for Methods of Persuasion in the Language of Political Speech Jamal 'Abd al-Nas&dotbelow;ir's Speeches as a Model (Cultural Critical Perspective)
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