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What linguistics consultants need to know, but don't always have at their fingertips
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What linguistics consultants need to know, but don’t always have at their fingertips
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Can a ‘top-down’ CARLA emulate HARLA? Some discourse level considerations for our next generation of parsers
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Hang five: Five attitude shifts that can make trainer training work
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‘That’s’ what I’m talking about: Discourse level deixis in Buhutu
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Cooper, Russell E.. - : Linguistic Society of Papua New Guinea and the Society on Pidgins and Creoles in Melanesia, 1992
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Learning to do linguistic quality control in the production of vernacular shell books: Eastern Highlands pilot shell book workshop—assessing the linguistic and translation component
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Review of: Literacy: Focus on Asia and the Pacific, special issue to commemorate International Literacy Year 1990, Yvonne Heslop, editor
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Successful shells: Some linguistic principles needed for translation
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