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Language and Cognitive Features in a Girl with Bosch-Boonstra-Schaaf Optic Atrophy Syndrome. [PDF]

Pediatr Rep
Bogavac I, Jeličić L, Marisavljević M, Ćirović M, Ðorđević J, Krgović I, Subotić M.   +6 more
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Consonant articulation accuracy in paediatric cochlear implant recipients. [PDF]

Clin Linguist Phon
Lighterink M, Bunta F, Gifford RH, Camarata S.   +3 more
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Language Contact Within the Speaker: Phonetic Variation and Crosslinguistic Influence. [PDF]

Lang Speech
Johnson KA, Babel M.
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The interaction of vowel deletion and syllable structure constraints

, 1994
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A Diachronic Account of Old English High Vowel Deletion

A Diachronic Account of Old English High Vowel Deletion
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To delete or not to delete: The contexts of Icelandic Final Vowel Deletion [PDF]

Lingua, 2008
Icelandic Final Vowel Deletion (FVD) is a phonological rule that deletes word-final unstressed vowels before initial vowels of the next word. To date, it has not been studied systematically. The research reported here is based on data from three different sources.
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Vowel Deletion in Yoruba

Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 1988
Douglas Pulleyblank
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Vowel raising and vowel deletion as sociolinguistic variables in Northern Greek

Studies in Language Variation, 2017
Abstract The research reported here is part of a longitudinal case study into the linguistic effects of de-urbanization, which is occurring in Greece due to severe economic recession. The overall aim of the analysis is to explore the way in which de-urbanization is affecting the evaluation and production of dialects in rural
Panayiotis A Pappas
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Rhythmic vowel deletion in OT: Syncope in Latin [PDF]

Probus, 2004
26 p.
Haike Jacobs
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Orthographic epenthesis and vowel deletion in Welsh

Journal of Celtic Linguistics, 2022
In this paper, we examine the distribution of epenthesis in final clusters and initial syllable deletion in trisyllabic words in Welsh using a corpus of Twitter data (Jones et al. 2015). We show that the generalisations established in Hannahs 2009, Hannahs 2011, and Hannahs 2013 are largely borne out, but there are additional lexical and phonological ...
Michael Hammond, S. J. Hannahs
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