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Authors:
LONG D
Citation: D. Long, FORMATION PROCESSES IN SOME JAPANESE GAY ARGOT TERMS + SLANG LINGUISTICS, HOMOSEXUAL TERMINOLOGY, American speech, 71(2), 1996, pp. 215-224
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WOLFRAM W
Citation: W. Wolfram, DELINEATION AND DESCRIPTION IN DIALECTOLOGY - THE CASE OF PERFECTIVE-IM IN LUMBEE-ENGLISH, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 5-26
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KARSTADT A
Citation: A. Karstadt, RELATIVE MARKERS IN SWEDISH-AMERICAN ENGLISH - EVIDENCE FOR A CONTACTLANGUAGE PHENOMENON, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 27-48
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JACOBS G
Citation: G. Jacobs, LESBIAN AND GAY MALE LANGUAGE USE - A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 49-71
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FRAZER TC
Citation: Tc. Frazer, CHICANO ENGLISH AND SPANISH INTERFERENCE IN THE MIDWESTERN UNITED-STATES, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 72-85
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ALGEO J
ALGEO A
Citation: J. Algeo et A. Algeo, AMONG THE NEW WORDS + CURRENT AMERICAN ENGLISH GLOSSARY, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 86-97
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BAILEY G
Citation: G. Bailey, THE DEATH OF BLACK-ENGLISH - DIVERGENCE AND CONVERGENCE IN BLACK-AND-WHITE VERNACULARS - BUTTERS,RR, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 98-103
Authors:
COHEN GL
LIGHTER JE
Citation: Gl. Cohen et Je. Lighter, RANDOM-HOUSE HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN SLANG, VOL 1, A-G, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 103-105
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MCMILLAN JB
Citation: Jb. Mcmillan, SUSPECT IN DICTIONARIES + ENGLISH WORD DEFINITION, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 106-109
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CHARLES J
Citation: J. Charles, REPLIES TO NEGATIVE QUESTIONS IN THE COURTROOM + LEGAL TESTIMONY LANGUAGE, American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 109-111
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BAUER L
BAUER I
Citation: L. Bauer et I. Bauer, WORD-FORMATION IN THE PLAYGROUND -ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, ENGLISH( CHILDRENS LINGUISTICS, NEW), American speech, 71(1), 1996, pp. 111-112
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MCWHORTER J
Citation: J. Mcwhorter, LOOKING INTO THE VOID - ZERO COPULA IN THE CREOLE MESOLECT, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 339-360
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RANDALL DBJ
Citation: Dbj. Randall, AMERICAN MAIRSY-DOTTINESS, FASTOLF,JOHN SECRETARY, AND THE LAW FRENCHOF A CAROLINE CAVALIER + POPULAR SONG VOCABULARY, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 361-370
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CASSIDY FG
Citation: Fg. Cassidy, MORE ON JESUS-H-CHRIST -WORDS( AMERICAN ENGLISH CURSE), American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 370-370
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DAVIS LM
HOUCK CL
Citation: Lm. Davis et Cl. Houck, WHAT DETERMINES A DIALECT-AREA - EVIDENCE FROM THE LINGUISTIC ATLAS OF THE UPPER-MIDWEST, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 371-386
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GOLD DL
Citation: Dl. Gold, A CLASSICAL LATIN FORESHADOWING OF AMERICAN-ENGLISH, THE F-WORD, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 386-386
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ALGEO J
ALGEO A
Citation: J. Algeo et A. Algeo, AMONG THE NEW-WORDS + GLOSSARY OF CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH IDIOMS AND SLANG, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 387-400
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VANNESS S
Citation: S. Vanness, FROM (LOW)-GERMAN TO ENGLISH - LINGUISTIC ASSIMILATION IN A RURAL-COMMUNITY IN THE AMERICAN MIDWEST - GERMAN - MERTENS,B, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 401-414
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VANNESS S
Citation: S. Vanness, THE GERMAN-LANGUAGE IN AMERICA, 1683-1991 - SALMONS,JC, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 401-414
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VANNESS S
Citation: S. Vanness, KOLONIE-DEUTSCH - LIFE AND LANGUAGE IN AMANA - WEBBER,PE, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 401-414
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VANNESS
Citation: Vanness, STABILITY AND CHANGE IN THE PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN DIALECT OF AN OLD-ORDER AMISH COMMUNITY IN LANCASTER-COUNTY - FERRE,BM, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 401-414
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WACHAL RS
Citation: Rs. Wachal, 'HEARTLAND ENGLISH, VARIATION AND TRADITION IN THE AMERICAN MIDWEST', American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 414-414
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SEYMOUR RK
Citation: Rk. Seymour, WHICH-WAY-IS-EAST REVISITED + HONOLULU COMPASS DIRECTIONS, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 415-416
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PARKER L
Citation: L. Parker, REFLEXIVES-REDUX -PRONOUNS IN ENGLISH( UNTRIGGERED REFLEXIVE), American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 417-419
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CUNNINGHAM IAE
Citation: Iae. Cunningham, RESPONSE TO MUFWENE REVIEW OF A SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF SEA-ISLAND CREOLE, American speech, 70(4), 1995, pp. 419-420