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Volume 71, Issue 1

December 1, 1984

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ISSN 0002-8207

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Needed Research in American English

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I. Historical Perspective

Thomas L. Clark

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II. Linguistic Geography

Raven I. McDavid, Jr.

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III. Regional Speech and Localisms

Frederic G. Cassidy

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IV. Usage

John Algeo

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V. New Words

I. Willis Russell

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VI. Proverbs and Proverbial Sayings

Kelsie B. Harder

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VII. Non-English American Languages

Juergan Eichhoff

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VII. Computer Needs

William A. Kretzschmar, Jr.

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