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Y UKO A SADA
Transitive-ergative alternation in the domain of P

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A NDREA B ELTRAMA
17Totally, discourse, and subjectivity: Exploring the pragmatic side ofintensification
M ARGIT B OWLER“Might be something”: Information protection in central Australia

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D IANE B RENTARI , C HIARA B RANCHINI , J ORDAN F ENLON , L AURA
H ORTON , AND G LADYS TANG
Typology in sign languages: Can it be predictive?

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J. M. M. B ROWN
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Blackholes and subextraction from adjuncts in English andNorwegian
I SABELLE C HARNAVEL AND C HRISSY Z LOGAR
English reflexive logophors

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J OE C OLLINS AND M ARTIN K RÄMER
Crazy rules and grounded constraints

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JAMES C OSTA W ILSON
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Is language revitalization really about saving languages? Some
insights from 150 years of language revival in Occitania
RYAN B. D ORAN AND G REGORY WARD
Demonstratives with distributed interpretations

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Ö MER E REN
An articleless DP language: Pazar Laz

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M ICHAEL YOSHITAKA E RLEWINE AND H ADAS KOTEK
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The structure and interpretation of non-restrictive relatives:Evidence from relative pronoun pied-piping
L UKE F LEMING AND JAMES S LOTTA
165
Named relations: A universal in the pragmatics of reference within
the kin group

A NASTASIA G IANNAKIDOU AND A LDA M ARI
Mixed (Non)veridicality and mood choice with emotive verbs

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E LEANOR G LEWWE
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Tonal adaptation in English loanwords in Mandarin: A corpus study
T HOMAS G RANO
A coercion-free semantics for intention reports

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S HINTARO H AYASHI AND T OMOHIRO F UJII
225
Predicate ellipsis, null adjuncts, and predicate raising in Japanese
B RIAN H SU AND K AREN J ESNEY241
Scalar Positional Markedness and Faithfulness in HarmonicGrammar
Y U -Y IN H SU
Sentence-initial modals as Focus operators at CP in Chinese

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S HARON I NKELAS AND S TEPHANIE S S HIH
Tone melodies in the age of surface correspondence

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A LESSANDRO JAKER
285
The consonant hierarchy in Dëne Su˛łıné: Verbal morphophonemics
and synchronic variation
A DAM JARDINE AND J EFFREY H EINZ
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Markedness constraints are negative: An autosegmental constraintdefinition language
F RANCES K ANE , G EORGE T SOULAS , R AFFAELLA F OLLI , T HEODORA 317
A LEXOPOULOU , AND JACOPO ROMOLIA scalar implicature-based account of the inference of pluralized
mass (and count) nouns
H YOSIK K IM AND B UM -S IK PARK
Island repair in Korean fragments

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H YUNSOON K IM
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New phonetic evidence for the articulator-bound feature [±spreadglottis]: The case of Korean three-way phonation contrast

J ENNY L EE
Valency alternation in Ranmo: Implications for split ergativity

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X IAO L I AND C ARLOS A. FASOLA
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The semantics of yuè V yuè A in Mandarin Chinese: Coercion andthe necessarily temporal reading
C HARLIE O’H ARA
Positionally abstract underlying representations in Klamath

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P OLLY O’ROURKE AND G REGORY J.H. C OLFLESH
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Individual neural response profiles and the reanalysis of gardenpath sentences: An ERP study
L ILIA R ISSMAN
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Cinderella broke and broke: Object deletion and manner-result
complementarity
B RYAN ROSEN
A feature stacking analysis of direct modification in Hocak
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DAVID RUBIO VALLEJO
Bare count singulars in Spanish457

H ANNAH S ARVASY
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Monolingual fieldwork in and beyond the classroom: the Logooli
experience at UCLA
NAGA S ELVANATHAN
Reconstruction, reflexive connectivity and LF deletion

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J ULIET S TANTON AND S AM Z UKOFF
Prosodic effects of segmental correspondence

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J OHN S YLAK -G LASSMAN
Deriving natural classes using phonological entailments

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T ING X U
On the ambiguity of almost: An intervention effect533

C HUNG -L IN YANG AND I SABELLE DARCY549
The effect of the orthographic depth of English vowels andconsonants on the learning of free variation in an artificial language

M ICHELLE Y UANCase competition in Yimas

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