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Aphasiology, Volume 14, Issue 2 (2000)

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Effects of foregrounding on predictive inference generation by normally ageing adults

Lisa M. Zipin, Connie A. Tompkins & Sandra C. Kasper

Pages: 115-131

Published online: 31 Aug 2010

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Semantic feature analysis as a treatment for aphasic dysnomia: A replication

Carl A. Coelho, Regina E. McHugh & Mary Boyle

Pages: 133-142

Published online: 31 Aug 2010

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Boston Naming Test results for healthy older Australians: A longitudinal and cross-sectional study

Madeline N. Cruice, Linda E. Worrall & Louise M. H. Hickson

Pages: 143-155

Published online: 31 Aug 2010

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Designing intelligent interfaces for users with memory and language limitations

Sameer Singh

Pages: 157-177

Published online: 31 Aug 2010

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Single word intelligibility in aphasia and apraxia of speech: A phonetic error analysis

Katarina L. Haley, Ralph N. Ohde & Robert T. Wertz

Pages: 179-201

Published online: 31 Aug 2010

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Lexical repetition as a communicative strategy in Broca's aphasia

Matti Leiwo & Anu Klippi

Pages: 203-224

Published online: 31 Aug 2010

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