The roles of phonology and analogy In Old English high vowel deletion.
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An overview of Old Tibetan synchronic phonology.
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Implicit possessives and reflexive binding in Norwegian.
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Middle English occupational bynames as lexical evidence: a study of names in the Nottingham borough court rolls 1303–1455. Part 1, Methodology.
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Raiders of the lost archetype: eo in the strong verbs of classes IV and V.
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Coordination and word order in the history of Swedish.
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