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Barbara Abbott: In Defense of Certain Scopes
Abdul-Ghani Abdul-Ghanit Direction and Motivation of Phono. 13
logical Rules in Palestinian Arabic
Lloyd Anderson (see Campbell and Anderson)
Charlotte L. Baker: What's Not On the Other Hand in American
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Sign Language
Thomas T. Ballmer: Logical Language Reconstruction and33
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Robert Beard: Derivational Intensification in IE Languages
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Waltraud Brennenstuhl: What We Can't Do
Mary Ann Campbell and Lloyd Anderson: Hocus Pocus Nursery
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Rhymes96
George N. Clements: Palatalization: Linking or Assimilation?
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Bill J. Darden: On Abstraction
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J. Peter Denny: What Are Noun Classifiers Good Fox?
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Daniel A. Dinnsen: Some Preliminaries to Atomic Phonology
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Patricia Jane Donegan: Raising and Lowering
Denis Dumas: Quebec French High Vowel Harmony: The Progres161
sion of a Phonological Rule
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Joseph Erringtons Sound Change in Khmer
William M. Fisher and Ira J. Hirsh: Intervocalic Flapping in
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EnglishDouglas Flahivel The Development of Pronominalization in/99
Children 5-9
Cecilia Freeman: A Pragmatic Analysis of Tenseless thy208
Questions
Truth-FunctionalPullums
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GeoffreyandGerald Gazdar
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Connectives in Natural Language
Leland George and Jindkich Toman: Czech Clitics in Universal
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Grammar
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William Greenberg: De Dicto and De Re Without Relative Scope
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Huainons
Presuppositi
John Haiman:
Per-Kristian Halvorsen: Syntax and Semantics of Cleft271
Sentences
John A. Hawkins: On Explaining Some Ungrammatical Sequences287
of Article + Modifier in EnglishHirsh)
andFisher(seeIra J. Hirsh
Peter Edwin Hook: AstAdhyayl 3.4.21 and the Role of Semantics
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in Paninian Linguistics
Margaret Kahn: How Abstract is Pharyngology: Evidence from313Kurmanji
Ellen Kaisses Rule Reordering, Local Order, and the Function
321' of Rules
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Jeff Kaplan: The Variability of Phrasal Anaphoric Islands
Lauri Karttunen and Stanley Peters: What Indirect Questions
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Conventionally Implicate
Kostas Kazazis: A Superficially Unusual Feature of Greek
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Diglossia

Judy Anne Kegl and Ronnie Bring Wilbur: When Does Structure
Stop and Style Begin? Syntax, Morphology, and Phonology
vs. Stylistic Variation in American Sign Language
Young-Key Kim-Renaud: Semantic Features in Phonology:
Evidence from Vowel Harmony in Korean
Flora Klein: "Same vs. Different" Crosslinguistically:
The "Articles" in English and in Spanish
Dago P. Kokoras Relative Clause Strategies in Koyo: A Caseof Rule Condition Solution
Tam Duy Le: Vietnamese Passives
Charles N. Li and Sandra A. Thompson; Strategies for Signaling Grammatical Relations in Wappo
Sarunas Lisauskas: Objects of Negated Verbs in Lithuanian
Robert E. Longacre: "Mystery" Particles and Affixes
Erica McClure (see Wentz and McClure)
Seiichi Makinot Can a Single Sentence Have More than One
Empathy Focus? A Case Study from JapaneseJoseph L. Malone: Phonological Evidence for Syntactic Bracketing: A Surprise from Tiberian Hebrew
Gillian Michell: Indicating the Truth of Propositions:
A Pragmatic Function of Sentence Adverbs
Frederick J. Newmeyer: Relational Grammar and Autonomous• Syntax
Alan M. Perlman: Neuter Pronoun Variation in Hawaiian English
Stanley Peters (see Karttunen and Peters)
Geoffrey K. Pullum (see Gazdar and Pullum)John S. Rohsenow: A Unified Treatment of Lexical, Verbal andSentential Aspect in Mandarin Chinese
Ivan A. Sag: A Logical Theory of Verb Phrase Deletion
Gloria Sheintuch and Kathleen Wise: On the Pragmatic Unity ofthe Rules of Neg-Raising and Neg-Attraction
Amy Sheldon: Speakers' Intuitions about the Complexity of.
Relative Clauses in Japanese and English•
Carlota S. Smiths Present Curiosities
S.N. Sridhar: Dative Subjects
David Stampes Cardinal Number Systems
Martin Steinmann, Jr.: Rule Competences and Rhetorical
Competences
Knut Taxald Taraldsen: On the Cyclicity of Verb Raising
Habibullah Tegeyt Some Problems Concerning Surface Structure
Constraints and Clitic Placement Rules
Sandra A. Thompson (see Li and Thompson)
JindAch Toman (see George and Toman)
Timothy J. Vance and Carol A. Walker: Tone and Intonation inCantonese
Carol A. Walker (see Vance and Walker)
Jim Wentz and Erica McClure: Ellipsis in Bilingual Discourse
Ronnie Bring Wilbur (see Kegl and Wilbur)
Kathleen Wise (see Sheintuch and Wise)
Richard Wojcik: The Copula as Auxiliary in a Surface VSO
Language
Arnold M. Zwicky: Well, this rock and roll has got to stop.
Junior's head is hard as a rock.

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