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The prologue to the old French Vie de St. Alexis : a linguistic study with considerations of its prosodic and conceptual features
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A study of the psycholinguistic abilities of inadequate readers
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The effect of early manual communication on academic achievement and acquisition of linguistic ideas
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A comparison of motor creativity with verbal creativity and figural creativity of Black culturally deprived children
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A study of the effectiveness of pitch discrimination training as a method of sound discrimination training
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A phonetic analysis and comparison of nineteen consonant sounds as they appear in the speech of normal hearing and hard of hearing children
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The use of labanotation for synchronized swimming
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Evidence of mankind's heritage would have been meager were it not for the signs and symbols used in recording events. Through the years these systems of notation have contributed strength and energy to science and the arts. It was through the notation of mathematics that the foundations of modern physics and engineering were laid (2). Organic chemistry has developed from the notation of Dalton's atomic theory (8). Through music notation the creations of the great masters from nearly every period are available. The epics of Homer and the great works of the other ancient poets have been preserved through written phonetic signs (7). Galleries and museums contain both originals and reproductions of famous paintings (33).
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URL: http://libres.uncg.edu/ir/uncg/f/hoyle_mary_1963.pdf
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Classical myth as thematic image in King Lear and Antony and Cleopatra
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