Lexical access in talk: A critical consideration of transitional probability and word frequency as possible determinants of pauses in spontaneous speech

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4. Lexical access in talk: A critical consideration of transitional probability and word frequency as possible determinants of pauses in spontaneous speech
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13. A valuable companion to the study of contemporary semiotics and linguistics
14. A semiotic panorama, à la mode borrowing, and diverse- German
15. Specialization and interdisciplinarity: Marcel Danesis Encyclopedic Dictionary
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17. On the culture dimension in a biosemiotic inquiry
18. Memes, genes, and the sickness/healing adaptation
19. Mere writing
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