The function and typology of absolute and conjunct flexion in early Celtic: Some hints from Ancient Egyptian.
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Where did it all start?: dialect contact, the 'founder principle' and the so-called 〈-OWN〉 split in New Zealand English.
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Convergence in language change: morpho-syntactic patterns in mingrelian (and Laz).
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Synonymy blocking and the elsewhere condition: lexical morphology and the speaker.
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The phonetics and phonology of Tashlhiyt Berber syllabic consonants.
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