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This paper is based on the findings of the University Grants Commission project on ‘A study of Linguistic Typology, Language Contact and Areal Universals in the Indian Subcontinent.’ We are thankful to Professors S. Agesthialingom, E. Annamalai, P. Das Gupta, A.R. Kelkar and Bh. Krishnamurti for helpful discussions.

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