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The representation of irresoluble neutralisations in a dependency-based phonology

Jørgen StaunDept. of EnglishUniv. of Copenhagen 84 Njalsgade DK-2300Copenhagen 5 Denmark
Pages 61-76 | Published online: 16 Jun 2015

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