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Volume 80, Issue 2

Summer 2005

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WORDS CRISSCROSSING THE SEA: HOW WORDS HAVE BEEN BORROWED BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AMERICA

ALLEN WALKER READ

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GERMAN SUBSTRATE EFFECTS IN WISCONSIN ENGLISH: EVIDENCE FOR FINAL FORTITION

THOMAS PURNELL; JOSEPH SALMONS; DILARA TEPELI

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LOW BACK VOWEL MERGER IN MISSOURI SPEECH: ACOUSTIC DESCRIPTION AND EXPLANATION

TIVOLI MAJORS

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THE USES AND MEANINGS OF THE FEMALE TITLE MS.

JANET M. FULLER

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AMONG THE NEW WORDS

WAYNE GLOWKA; KATHRYN BALL; SCOTT DANIEL; DEBRA DENT; CHARLES FARMER ...

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AN ALLEN WALKER READ ANTHOLOGY: Milestones in the History of English in America

MICHAEL ADAMS

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