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| 31. | JANET M. FULLER | ||
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CHANGING PERSPECTIVES ON DATA: INTERVIEWS AS SITUATED SPEECH | |
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Dec 01, 2000; 75: 388-390.
(In "WIDENING THE LENS OF OBSERVATION") |
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| 32. | NATALIE SCHILLING-ESTES | ||
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REDRAWING ETHNIC DIVIDING LINES THROUGH LINGUISTIC CREATIVITY | |
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Dec 01, 2000; 75: 357-359.
(In "ISSUES OF IDENTITY") |
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| 33. | RONALD R. BUTTERS | ||
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THE "REAL" MEANING OF MILLENNIUM | |
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Mar 01, 2000; 75: 111-112.
(In "MISCELLANY") |
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| 34. | SUSAN M. FITZMAURICE | ||
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THE GREAT LEVELER: THE ROLE OF THE SPOKEN MEDIA IN STYLISTIC SHIFT FROM THE COLLOQUIAL TO THE CONVENTIONAL | |
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Mar 01, 2000; 75: 54-68.
(In "Articles") |
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| 35. | BENJAMIN TORBERT | ||
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TRACING NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGE HISTORY THROUGH CONSONANT CLUSTER REDUCTION: THE CASE OF LUMBEE ENGLISH | |
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Dec 01, 2001; 76: 361-387.
(In "Articles") |
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| 36. | CEIL LUCAS, ROBERT BAYLEY, RUTH REED, ALYSSA WULF | ||
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LEXICAL VARIATION IN AFRICAN AMERICAN AND WHITE SIGNING | |
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Dec 01, 2001; 76: 339-360.
(In "Articles") |
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| 37. | WALT WOLFRAM | ||
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LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST | |
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Sep 01, 2000; 75: 278-280.
(In "IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST") |
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| 38. | PATRICIA CUKOR-AVILA | ||
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REVISITING THE OBSERVER'S PARADOX | |
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Sep 01, 2000; 75: 253-254.
(In "RETHINKING ESTABLISHED NOTIONS") |
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| 39. | RONALD R. BUTTERS | ||
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: LITERARY QUALITIES IN SOCIOLINGUISTIC NARRATIVES OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCE | |
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Sep 01, 2001; 76: 227-235.
(In "Articles") |
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| 40. | WALT WOLFRAM, DAN BECKETT | ||
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THE ROLE OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP IN EARLIER AFRICAN AMERICAN ENGLISH | |
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Mar 01, 2000; 75: 3-33.
(In "Articles") |
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| 41. | Jacquelyn Rahman | ||
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AN AY FOR AN AH: LANGUAGE OF SURVIVAL IN AFRICAN AMERICAN NARRATIVE COMEDY | |
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Mar 01, 2007; 82: 65-96.
(In "Articles") |
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| 42. | Kathryn Campbell-Kibler | ||
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ACCENT, (ING), AND THE SOCIAL LOGIC OF LISTENER PERCEPTIONS | |
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Mar 01, 2007; 82: 32-64.
(In "Articles") |
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| 43. | Valerie Fridland, Kathryn Bartlett | ||
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CORRECTNESS, PLEASANTNESS, AND DEGREE OF DIFFERENCE RATINGS ACROSS REGIONS | |
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Dec 01, 2006; 81: 358-386.
(In "Articles") |
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| 44. | Alexandra D''Arcy | ||
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LEXICAL REPLACEMENT AND THE LIKE(S) | |
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Dec 01, 2006; 81: 339-357.
(In "Articles") |
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| 45. | MICHAEL MONTGOMERY | ||
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NOTES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXISTENTIAL THEY | |
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Jun 01, 2006; 81: 132-145.
(In "Articles") |
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