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| 16. | LAURA WRIGHT | ||
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THIRD-PERSON SINGULAR PRESENT-TENSE -S, -TH, AND ZERO, 1575-1648 | |
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Sep 01, 2001; 76: 236-258.
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| 17. | SCOTT F. KIESLING | ||
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DUDE | |
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Sep 01, 2004; 79: 281-305.
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| 18. | SARAH H. ROSS, JANNA B. OETTING, BETH STAPLETON | ||
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PRETERITE HAD + V-ED: A DEVELOPMENTAL NARRATIVE STRUCTURE OF AFRICAN AMERICAN ENGLISH | |
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Jun 01, 2004; 79: 167-193.
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| 19. | SHERI PARGMAN | ||
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GULLAH DUH AND PERIPHRASTIC DO IN ENGLISH DIALECTS: ANOTHER LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE | |
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Mar 01, 2004; 79: 3-32.
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| 20. | ERICA J. BENSON | ||
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FOLK LINGUISTIC PERCEPTIONS AND THE MAPPING OF DIALECT BOUNDARIES | |
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Sep 01, 2003; 78: 307-330.
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| 21. | WALT WOLFRAM, NATALIE SCHILLING-ESTES | ||
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LANGUAGE CHANGE IN "CONSERVATIVE" DIALECTS: THE CASE OF PAST TENSE BE IN SOUTHERN ENCLAVE COMMUNITIES | |
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Jun 01, 2003; 78: 208-227.
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| 22. | ERIK R. THOMAS | ||
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SECRETS REVEALED BY SOUTHERN VOWEL SHIFTING | |
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Jun 01, 2003; 78: 150-170.
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| 23. | KIRK HAZEN | ||
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AAVE STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCE; Sociocultural and Historical Contexts of African American English | |
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Mar 01, 2003; 78: 103-119.
(In "REVIEWS") |
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| 24. | VALERIE FRIDLAND | ||
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NETWORK STRENGTH AND THE REALIZATION OF THE SOUTHERN VOWEL SHIFT AMONG AFRICAN AMERICANS IN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE | |
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Mar 01, 2003; 78: 3-30.
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| 25. | MICHAEL ADAMS | ||
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MEANINGFUL INTERPOSING: AN ACCIDENTAL FORM | |
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Dec 01, 2002; 77: 441-442.
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| 26. | GRANT GEYER | ||
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"THE" FREEWAY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | |
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Jun 01, 2001; 76: 221-224.
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| 27. | THOMAS E. NUNNALLY | ||
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GLOSSING THE FOLK: A REVIEW OF SELECTED LEXICAL RESEARCH INTO AMERICAN SLANG AND AMERICANISMS | |
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Jun 01, 2001; 76: 158-176.
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| 28. | ALLISON BURKETTE | ||
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THE STORY OF CHESTER DRAWERS | |
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Jun 01, 2001; 76: 139-157.
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| 29. | BETH LEE SIMON, THOMAS E. MURRAY | ||
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RICHLY QUALITATIVE AND RIGOROUSLY QUANTITATIVE | |
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Dec 01, 2000; 75: 401-405.
(In "WIDENING THE LENS OF OBSERVATION") |
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| 30. | DEBORAH TANNEN | ||
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"DON'T JUST SIT THERE—INTERRUPT!" PACING AND PAUSING IN CONVERSATIONAL STYLE | |
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Dec 01, 2000; 75: 393-395.
(In "WIDENING THE LENS OF OBSERVATION") |
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