ON THE NONGEMINATION OF /r/ IN WEST GERMANIC TWENTY-ONE YEARS LATER

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3. EVOLUTION OF WORD ORDER
4. A USAGE-BASED ANALYSIS OF MULTIPLE OUTCOMES: THE COGNITIVE, PHONETIC, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF SOUND CHANCE
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6. THE MODERN HEBREW ASYNDETIC RELATIVE CLAUSE: THE RISE OF A NEW SYNTACTIC MECHANISM
7. ENGLISH TO-INFINITIVE RELATIVE CLAUSES
8. COORDINATE CLAUSES IN OLD ENGLISH, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ÆLFRIC'S CATHOLIC HOMILIES
9. ADJECTIVAL DOUBLE PERIPHRASTIC COMPARISON IN EMODE: A SOCIO-STYLISTIC ANALYSIS
10. ON THE NONGEMINATION OF /r/ IN WEST GERMANIC TWENTY-ONE YEARS LATER
11. COMPENSATORY LENGTHENING IN OLD ENGLISH
12. WHY OLD FRISIAN IS STILL QUITE OLD