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ON THE INITIAL SYLLABLE

STRESS FALLS ON THE
THE RIGHT EDGE OF
DEL PRADO MART N
OF THE PITCH ACCENT
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS
MOSCOSO DEL PRADO MART
HEAVY AND LIGHT SYLLABLES
OF PREFERRED ARGUMENT STRUCTURE
ON THE FINAL SYLLABLE
AT BAY CITY HIGH
DU BOIS ET AL
STRESS ON THE INITIAL
THE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE
THE PITCH ACCENT AND
OF LANGUAGE AND SEXUALITY
THE STRESS ON THE
IN VISUAL LEXICAL DECISION
A S AND 0
THE ENTROPY OF THE
SECONDARY STRESSED AND UNSTRESSED
AT THE RIGHT EDGE
OF THE PARTICIPIAL CONSTRUCTION
THE FAMILY SIZE EFFECT
THE ARGUMENT STRUCTURE OF
THE PREFERRED ARGUMENT STRUCTURE
IS RANKED ABOVE ALIGN
KELLO ET AL 2008B
THE RANKING OF ALIGN
THE FINAL SYLLABLE OF
STRESSED AND UNSTRESSED VOWELS
THE AMOUNT OF INFORMATION
BETWEEN HEAVY AND LIGHT
IN THE S ROLE
THE EXCLUSIVE PREDICTIVE POWER
EFFECT OF FAMILY SIZE
CONTAINING A LONG VOWEL
THE MORPHOLOGICAL FAMILY SIZE
LOCATION OF PRIMARY STRESS
MOSCOSO DEL PRADO MART
IN THE 0 ROLE
TREAT CVC AS HEAVY
LANGUAGES OF THIS STUDY
DEL PRADO MART N
THE PITCH ACCENT ON
IN THE MODERN LANGUAGE
BAY CITY HIGH SCHOOL
AND SECONDARY STRESSED VOWELS
FOLEY AND VAN VALIN
BASED ON VOWEL QUALITY
BINARY PLUS LAPSE SYSTEMS
THE INITIAL SYLLABLE IN

Keyness Frequency
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THE WEIGHT OF CVC

PITCH ACCENT ON THE
A LONG VOWEL OR
A LEXICAL NOUN PHRASE
ELENBAAS AND KAGER 1999
FIELD OF LANGUAGE AND
PRINCE AND SMOLENSKY 1993
PRIMARY STRESS ON THE
OF THE TWO CONSTRUCTIONS
BETWEEN REGULARS AND IRREGULARS
VOICED TO VOICELESS RATIOS
RIGHT EDGE OF A
IN THE A ROLE
OF THE FAMILY SIZE
FIRST OR SECOND PERSON
IN LANGUAGES IN WHICH
STRESS ON THE FINAL
THE FINAL SYLLABLE IS
EFFECT OF WORD FREQUENCY
PREFERRED ARGUMENT STRUCTURE IN
THE PITCH ACCENT IN
AND VOICED TO VOICELESS
RIGHT EDGE OF THE
THE LOCATION OF PRIMARY
PITCH ACCENT AND THE
FAMILY SIZE F 1
RANKED ABOVE ALIGN X1
S AND 0 ROLES
OBSTRUENT AND VOICED TO
RESEARCH ON LANGUAGE AND
BLENDS AND COMPLEX CLIPPINGS
SONORANT TO OBSTRUENT AND
SECONDARY STRESS ON THE
LINKAGE WITH SPEAKER S
EFFECT OF ACCENT LOCATION
WITH SPEAKER S MEANINGS
FALLS ON THE FINAL
EDGE OF A WORD
ATTRACTION OF STRESS BY
OF THE ACCENTED VOWEL
TO OBSTRUENT AND VOICED
PREDICTIVE POWER OF THE
AND VAN VALIN 1984
THE CELEX LEXICAL DATABASE
A CONSTRAINT REQUIRING THAT
THE ATTRACTION OF STRESS
VISUAL LEXICAL DECISION AND
THE COMMON PREDICTIVE POWER
STRESS ON THE PENULT
LANGUAGE DOCUMENTATION AND CONSERVATION
SIGNIFICANT EFFECT OF STRESS
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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STRESS

WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS BASED ON
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STRESSED
FREQUENCY AND FAMILY SIZE
WHITE HIP HOP FANS
PREFERRED ARGUMENT STRUCTURE CONSTRAINTS
OF THE STANCE TRIANGLE
THE VISUAL LEXICAL DECISION
WITH THE RIGHT EDGE
OF KELLO ET AL
ALIGN T HEAD IP
OF FINAL STRESS AVOIDANCE
MUNRO AND WILLMOND 1994
OF ACCENT LOCATION ON
OF THE COMPLEMENT CLAUSE
THE UPPER RIO NEGRO
EFFECT OF STRESS LEVEL
THE OBJECT OF STANCE
OF STRESS LEVEL ON
THE LEFT EDGE OF
FULL LEXICAL NOUN PHRASES
IF THE FINAL SYLLABLE
CONTAINS A LONG VOWEL
IN PRIME AND TARGET
OF THE DATIVE ALTERNATION
P 0 0001 THE
LOW SONORANT TO OBSTRUENT
MART N ET AL
BETWEEN CODA INVENTORY AND
OF TAKING A STANCE
PRADO MART N ET
AND THE BOUNDARY TONE
ON PREFERRED ARGUMENT STRUCTURE
ROLE AND REFERENCE GRAMMAR
STEFANOWITSCH AND GRIES 2003
OF WHITE HIP HOP
OF THE TRANSITIVE VERB
LANGUAGES WITH HEAVY CVC
WORD FREQUENCY F 1
OF THE RELATIVE ENTROPY
ON LANGUAGE AND SEXUALITY
FINAL STRESS AVOIDANCE IS
THE FAMILY SIZE RATIO
THE ACQUISITION OF ARGUMENT
THIS IS TO SAY
PRIMARY STRESS FALLS ON
PRONOMINAL PREFIXES ON VERBS
FIRST AND SECOND PERSONS
IS REPRESENTED IN FIGURE
INTRODUCTION OF NEW INFORMATION
LONG VOWEL OR DIPHTHONG
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THE SIMPLE WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS

THE SOCIALIZATION OF AFFECT
INITIAL AND FINAL STRESS
GENERATED BY THE FACTORIAL
THE UNRELATED FAMILY SIZE
FREQUENCY WORD LENGTH AND
THE LANGUAGES OF THIS
THE PHONOLOGY OF WEIGHT
HOMOGENEITY OF THE CORPUS
HEINE AND KUTEVA S
OF NEW INFORMATION IN
AFTER PARTIALLING OUT THE
AFTER HAVING PARTIALLED OUT
WITHOUT PHONEMIC VOWEL LENGTH
TO THE RIGHT EDGE
ACQUISITION OF ARGUMENT STRUCTURE
ABOVE ALIGN X1 R
DISTINCTION BASED ON VOWEL
ACT OF TAKING A
AT THE ENDS OF
BETWEEN PRIMARY STRESSED AND
ARGUMENT STRUCTURE OF A
AND WEIGHT OF CVC
AND KUTEVA S STAGE
A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT EFFECT
BY THE FACTORIAL TYPOLOGY
CARRY A PITCH ACCENT
ABOVE ALIGN X1 L
THE VOICE OF THE
THE LOCATION OF THE
WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH
LANGUAGES OF OUR STUDY
PRADO MART N UNPUBLISHED
THE A ROLE IS
PRECEDED BY AN ONSET
TECHNOLOGIES OF THE SELF
SYSTEMS GENERATED BY THE
AND SECONDARY STRESS ON
LANGUAGES WITH LIGHT CVC
LANGUAGES WITHOUT PHONEMIC VOWEL
LEFT EDGE OF A
FALLS ON THE FIRST
ALONE IN A ROOM
WORDS WITH HOMONYMIC ROOTS
THE FIRST SYLLABLE OF
PRIMARY STRESSED AND UNSTRESSED
IN THE KATHMANDU VALLEY
PRIMARY STRESSED AND SECONDARY
CODA INVENTORY AND WEIGHT
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PRINCIPLE OF MAXIMUM ENTROPY
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THE SECOND LONG VOWEL

LONG VOWELS AND DIPHTHONGS
OF RIMAL WEIGHT OVER
AND THE PITCH ACCENT
SUBJECT OF THE COMPLEMENT
THE PARTICIPIAL CONSTRUCTION IS
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OF QUANTITY INSENSITIVE STRESS
AT LEAST FOUR SYLLABLES
STRESS IN WORDS WITH
OF THE SOURCE WORDS
ATTRACT THE PITCH ACCENT
AT THE LEFT EDGE
WHICH IS TO SAY
THE G LMM MLM
STRINGS OF HASH MARKS
BINARY PLUS CLASH SYSTEMS
SYLLABLES WITH AN ONSET
MART N UNPUBLISHED DATA
PERCEPTUAL ENERGY OF THE
THE INFLECTIONAL PARADIGM OF
BETWEEN SECONDARY STRESSED AND
THE EFFECT OF FAMILY
THE DOMINATED FAMILY SIZE
THE PHONETICALLY MOST EFFECTIVE
OUT THE EFFECT OF
TONAL CROWDING CONSTRAINT BANNING
THE TOTAL PREDICTIVE POWER
RANKING OF ALIGN X1
HAVING PARTIALLED OUT THE
ALIGN T R IP
THE DIRECT SPEECH REPORT
FREQUENCY AND WORD LENGTH
STRESSED AND SECONDARY STRESSED
FOR SECONDARY STRESSED VOWELS
FINAL VS ANTEPENULTIMATE P
AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH CULTURE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRIMARY STRESSED
HEBREW RELATED FAMILY SIZE
HEADS OF NOUN PHRASES
EDGE OF THE WORD
OF THE COMMUNITY OF
MUNRO AND ULRICH 1984
BOTH CVV AND CVC
BOTH THE PITCH ACCENT
MS FROM STIMULUS ONSET
STRUCTURE CAN BE SEEN
VS ANTEPENULTIMATE P 0001
RIMAL WEIGHT OVER ONSET
BOTH SECONDARY STRESSED AND
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EXCLUSIVE PREDICTIVE POWER OF

LOG NUMBER OF SYNSETS
THE TRANSITIVITY OF THE
LENGTH AND FAMILY SIZE
DIFFERENCE IN ENERGY BETWEEN
GENETTI AND SLATER 2004
DIRECT SPEECH REPORTS CAN
BRITISH COMPONENT OF THE
MART N ET AL
MAY BE NOTED THAT
PHONETIC EFFECTIVENESS AND PHONOLOGICAL
WHICH OF THE STRESSES
OF THE ALIGN CONSTRAINTS
OF WORD FREQUENCY AND
THE EFFECT OF WORD
OF PRIMARY STRESS IN
DURATION AND THE DURATION
WHICH STRESS FALLS ON
THE LINGUISTIC STUDY OF
WEIGHT OVER ONSET WEIGHT
OF THE STRESSES IS
OF THE RELATIVE CLAUSE
THREE LANGUAGES OF OUR
FINAL VS PENULTIMATE P
OF THE PREFERRED ARGUMENT
BETWEEN THE TWO CONSTRUCTIONS
ONSETS ARE HEAVIER THAN
OF HEAVY AND LIGHT
THE HEBREW AND DUTCH
OUT THE EFFECTS OF
SONORANT TO OBSTRUENT RATIOS
ADVERBIAL AND PARTICIPIAL CLAUSES
THE INFORMATION RESIDUAL MEASURE
EFFECTS OF WORD FREQUENCY
SYLLABLE AND SECONDARY STRESS
A FACILITATORY EFFECT OF
OF HICK S LAW
THE PHONETIC BASIS FOR
SCHIEFFELIN AND OCHS 1986
IN WORDS LACKING A
IN A LANGUAGE WITH
WITH MULTIPLE LONG VOWELS
CONSONANT DURATION AND THE
IN WHICH STRESS FALLS
PREFERRED DIRECTION OF FLOW
COMPONENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL
IS ATTRIBUTED TO THE
VALIN AND LAPOLLA 1997
CENTRAL ALASKAN YUP IK
THE DIFFERENCE IN ENERGY
THE TONAL CROWDING CONSTRAINT
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THE FIRST SYLLABLE IS

THE FIRST MENTION OF
CORPUS OF ENGLISH ICE-GB
IN LANGUAGES OF THE
A LONG VOWEL IN
IN LANGUAGES WITH BOTH
TREAT CVC AS LIGHT
WITH THE HEAD NOUN
IN THE UPPER RIO
WITH THE FIRST CASE
TO TREAT CVC AS
IN EVEN PARITY WORDS
PRIMARY STRESS IN WORDS
ENERGY PROFILE OF CVC
RESEARCH ON PREFERRED ARGUMENT
LANGUAGE AND SEXUAL IDENTITY
CARRIES THE PITCH ACCENT
WORD LENGTH F 1
THAT THE PITCH ACCENT
THE DITRANSITIVE AND THE
VAN VALIN AND LAPOLLA
PRADO MART N 2003
PRADO MART N ET
THE FIVE LANGUAGES OF
THE RANGE OF VARIATION
LANGUAGES IN WHICH THEY
THE BRITISH COMPONENT OF
IT MAY BE NOTED
STUDY OF LANGUAGE AND
A FULL NOUN PHRASE
IT IS CLEAR THAT
THE INTRODUCTION OF NEW
OF THE COGNITIVE SYSTEM
EXAMPLE IS GIVEN IN
AND THE DURATION OF
IS FOUND IN THE
OF LANGUAGE AND GENDER
IN THE 19TH CENTURY
IN THIS SECTION I
THE GRAMMAR OF ARGUMENT
THE FIRST TWO SYLLABLES
YANA YUROK AND KARUK
OF WHITE HOLLYWOOD AAE
SET OF CODA CONSONANTS
THE INITIAL SYLLABLE AND
A PREDICTABLE LOCUS FOR
PRACTICES OF PROFESSIONAL HEARING
WORDS OF AT LEAST
OF WORD FREQUENCY F
SPEAKER S MEANINGS AND
THE JOINT ENTROPY OF
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ARGUMENT STRUCTURE CAN BE

PRIORITIZATION OF RIMAL WEIGHT
SOCIOLINGUISTIC NOSTALGIA AND IDENTITY
PREDICTIVITY OF FAMILY SIZE
ACCENT AND THE BOUNDARY
ARGUMENT STRUCTURE IN THE
RANKED ABOVE ALIGN R
WITH AND WITHOUT AUTISM
ABOVE ALIGN R PRWD
WORD LENGTH AND FAMILY
RESPONSE LATENCIES IN THE
PHONETICALLY SUPERIOR TO THE
0001 FINAL VS ANTEPENULTIMATE
A SHORT VOWEL IN
PERCENTAGE OF NEW INFORMATION
THE HEAD NOUN AND
ALIGN MAIN L MINPHR
STRESSED VS UNSTRESSED P
ALIGN H R SUFFIX
PICKERING AND BRANIGAN S
SEQUENCES OF HASH MARKS
POINTS OF GRAMMATICAL COMPLETION
A MEASURE OF PERCEPTUAL
ON A LANGUAGE-SPECIFIC BASIS
POSTHOC TESTS INDICATED THAT
PRIMARY STRESSED VOWELS FROM
AMOUNT OF INFORMATION CARRIED
P 0001 FINAL VS
SECONDARY STRESSED VS UNSTRESSED
STRESS SYSTEMS IN WHICH
PARTICIPANTS WITH AUTISM WERE
PENULTIMATE P 0001 FINAL
CORRELATION BETWEEN CONSONANT DURATION
IN ODD PARITY WORDS
TRANSLATION EQUIVALENTS OF THE
IN THE FIVE LANGUAGES
THE SPEECH COMMUNITY MODEL
IN MOSCOSO DEL PRADO
THE STUDY OF YOUTH
THE SUMMED FREQUENCY OF
IN LANGUAGE DOCUMENTATION AND
THE AVERAGE ENERGY OF
IN LANGUAGES WITH A
TURN IS RANKED ABOVE
KELLO ET AL 2008A
IT CONTAINS A LONG
KOLVER AND KOLVER 1978
LANGUAGES WITH ARGUMENT ELLIPSIS
LANGUAGE AND GENDER STUDIES
THE RELATIVE RANKING OF
CONSTRAINT BANNING MULTIPLE TONES
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THE SET OF CODAS

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THE SEMANTIC BASIS OF
DE JONG ET AL
FIVE LANGUAGES OF THIS
EFFECT OF WORD LENGTH
A BINARY LOGISTIC REGRESSION
THEREBY ACCOUNTING FOR THE
FOR PRIMARY STRESSED VOWELS
2003 SOCIOLINGUISTIC NOSTALGIA AND
F0 PEAK ASSOCIATED WITH
THREE LEVELS OF STRESS
FALLS ON THE PENULT
TO CALL ATTENTION TO
FAMILY SIZE EFFECT IN
THE DATIVE ALTERNATION AND
H R SUFFIX R
THE UNRELATED FAMILY MEMBERS
HIGH VOICED TO VOICELESS
HOPE TO HAVE SHOWN
HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT EFFECT OF
DINE OF CO-OCCURRENCE COMPLEXITY
DISTINCTIONS BASED ON VOWEL
TO LANGUAGE AND SEXUALITY
FULL LEXICAL NOUN PHRASE
DISTANCE BETWEEN PRIME AND
G LMM MLM APPROACH
OF IPS AND ICS
OF INFORMATION CARRIED BY
THE PHONETIC EFFECTIVENESS OF
BETWEEN CONSONANT DURATION AND
VS PENULTIMATE P 0001
BETWEEN PRIME AND TARGET
OF FAMILY SIZE IS
OF ALIGN X1 R
OF A S AND
VOWELS IN OPEN SYLLABLES
OF DISCOURSE AND GRAMMAR
OF ARGUMENT STRUCTURE AS
OF AN INTRANSITIVE VERB
THE NUMBER OF SYNSETS
AS HEADS OF NOUN
THE ENERGY OF CVC
WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS WHICH ARE
OF THE STANCE ACT
OF THE SIMPLE WEIGHT
OF THE RT DISTRIBUTION
OF THE MEAN RT
OF THE FIVE LANGUAGES
ATYPICALLY DEVELOPED FRAME GRABS
OF THE ALTERNATING PAIR
THE MEAN LOG RT
OF THE INFORMATION RESIDUAL
OF THE INFLECTIONAL PARADIGM

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MEASURE OF PERCEPTUAL ENERGY
MIDDLE OF THE SCREEN
THE PRIMARY SPEAKER'S TURN
BY HEINE AND KUTEVA
THE PRIORITIZATION OF RIMAL
THAT A MEASURE OF
THE PRINCIPLE OF MAXIMUM
BY KELLO ET AL
THE PRIMARY STRESSED SYLLABLE
MOSCOSO DEL PRADO MARTN
THE DOMAIN OF NOMINALIZATION
VOWEL IN THE SECOND
NOT TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION
SYLLABLES CLOSED BY A
SYLLABLES COUNTING FROM THE
IN THE FIRST SYLLABLE
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ON THE SECOND SYLLABLE
THE HOMOGENEITY OF THE
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