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Date: 2010-04-22 10:43:24
Phonology
Books by Noam Chomsky
Generative linguistics
Oral communication
The Sound Pattern of English
Markedness
Optimality theory
Autosegmental phonology
Language acquisition
Linguistics
Academia
Science

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