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Genetic barcoding uncovers the clonal makeup of solid and liquid biopsies and their ability to capture intra-tumoral heterogeneity. [PDF]
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A Mechano-Feedback Loop Orchestrated by SUN1/2 Governs Cellular Mechanoadaptation via Lamina-Associated Domain Remodeling. [PDF]
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2021
This chapter provides a detailed description and formal analysis of the evolution of the French left periphery. Following an introductory survey of the variation attested in the left-peripheral syntax of standard and non-standard Romance varieties, the chapter begins with an overview of the Latin data, which, it is argued, evidence a rich left ...
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This chapter provides a detailed description and formal analysis of the evolution of the French left periphery. Following an introductory survey of the variation attested in the left-peripheral syntax of standard and non-standard Romance varieties, the chapter begins with an overview of the Latin data, which, it is argued, evidence a rich left ...
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Lingua, 2003
Abstract Adjuncts may occur (by ‘adjunct preposing’) before a wh-interrogative clause which is a main clause, but not before one which is subordinate; for example: (i) Tomorrow what shall we do? (ii) I told you (*tomorrow) what we shall do. Why should the possibility of adjunct preposing vary between main and subordinate clauses?
Richard Hudson
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Abstract Adjuncts may occur (by ‘adjunct preposing’) before a wh-interrogative clause which is a main clause, but not before one which is subordinate; for example: (i) Tomorrow what shall we do? (ii) I told you (*tomorrow) what we shall do. Why should the possibility of adjunct preposing vary between main and subordinate clauses?
Richard Hudson
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Indexicality and left-periphery
According to recent proposals in formal syntax, the left-most position in the C(omplementizer)-layer is dedicated to the representation of the context of utterance (call this hypothesis LP). This idea has had little impact on semantic theories of indexicals. The reason is that indexicals are regarded, after Kaplan’s (1989) Logic of Demonstratives (LD),
Delfitto D, Fiorin G
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