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Toxicity of Dipyridyl Compounds and Related Compounds
Critical Reviews in Toxicology, 2004Five dipyridyl isomers, 2,2'-, 2,3'-, 2,4'-, 3,3'-, and 4,4'-dipyridyl, are products resulting from the pyrolytic degradation of tobacco products and degradation of the herbicide paraquat, and therefore may be present in the environment. In this article, the toxicological properties of these dipyridyl isomers in humans and animals are reviewed ...
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2016
Abstract Compounding presents a puzzle both empirically and theoretically to a number of different linguistic frameworks. While the general pattern of compounds is easily accounted for, exceptional forms abound. Because of these exceptions, there is no universally agreed upon definition for “compound”, nor is there total agreement ...
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Abstract Compounding presents a puzzle both empirically and theoretically to a number of different linguistic frameworks. While the general pattern of compounds is easily accounted for, exceptional forms abound. Because of these exceptions, there is no universally agreed upon definition for “compound”, nor is there total agreement ...
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2010
Abstract Coordinating compounds, often referred to by their Sanskrit name dvandva , may be loosely defined as complex word forms in which all of the constituent lexemes (typically, two) share the same status, as Eng. bittersweet .
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Abstract Coordinating compounds, often referred to by their Sanskrit name dvandva , may be loosely defined as complex word forms in which all of the constituent lexemes (typically, two) share the same status, as Eng. bittersweet .
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