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The Differential Sensitivity of Consonants and Vowels to StressBERG, T.Language Sciences. 1990, Vol 12, Num 1, pp 65-84Article

A Method of Estimating the Total Number of Words in EnglishFAIR, C. M.Language Sciences. 1989, Vol 11, Num 4, pp 355-366Article

How People Listen to Languages They Don't KnowLORCH, M. P; MEARA, P.Language Sciences. 1989, Vol 11, Num 4, pp 343-353Article

Language and Women's Place with Special Reference to ArabicABD-EL-JAWAD, H. R. S.Language Sciences. 1989, Vol 11, Num 3, pp 305-324Article

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