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Volume 89, Issue 1

Spring 2014

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A Weird (LANGUAGE) Tale: Variation and Change in the Adjectives of Strangeness

Sali A. Tagliamonte; Julian Brooke

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Fixin’ To: THE EMERGENCE OF AN AMERICAN Quasi-Modal

Jay L. Myers

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Historical Regional Variation in Census Occupation Terms

Robert Urbatsch

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AMONG THE NEW WORDS

Benjamin Zimmer; Jane Solomon; Charles E. Carson

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Defining the Field: A Comprehensive Introduction to Sociophonetics

Paul Reed

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THE FURTHER DEGRAMMATICALIZATION OF -ISH

Marc Pierce

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