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... regards the following questions mentioned in the report adopted on January 20th ; a ) particulars to be obtained from the different Governments with regard to the position of their armaments and all data technical or otherwise which ...
... regards the following questions mentioned in the report adopted on January 20th ; a ) particulars to be obtained from the different Governments with regard to the position of their armaments and all data technical or otherwise which ...
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... regard to the rule , as the primary accent is so much more forcible than the fecondary one , as evidently to fhew that it is but one word which contains both . To fuch as have the right ufe of accent in common difcourfe , I fhall only ...
... regard to the rule , as the primary accent is so much more forcible than the fecondary one , as evidently to fhew that it is but one word which contains both . To fuch as have the right ufe of accent in common difcourfe , I fhall only ...
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... regards the leftmost columns, N=783, Chi-square (df+1) = 10.670,. Nonstandard “iskolába” Hypercorrect “egyesületben" Hypercorrect “választja” COrrect COrrect spoken Not at all Probably not Perhaps Probably yes Certainly. Language ...
... regards the leftmost columns, N=783, Chi-square (df+1) = 10.670,. Nonstandard “iskolába” Hypercorrect “egyesületben" Hypercorrect “választja” COrrect COrrect spoken Not at all Probably not Perhaps Probably yes Certainly. Language ...
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WILLIAM CONGREVE 1670172829 | 29 |
JOHN GAY 16881732 | 35 |
THOMAS YALDEN 16711736 | 53 |
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