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• 3.1 Disc: S -
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.882 S -
  2. , S -
  3. Stavros Macrakis, 2.882 S -
• 3.4 Disc: Demonstratives
  1. Herb Stahlke, African Demonstratives
  2. Jacques Guy, Iconicity in demonstratives
  3. David Adger, Re: 2.886 Queries - iconicity in demonstratives
• 3.5 Disc: Hoosier
  1. Dennis Baron, hoosier
  2. Herb Stahlke, Hoosier
• 3.6 Disc: Nominative With Infinitive
  1. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Re: 2.581 Queries: Washed, Reduplication, Case
  2. Ivan A Derzhanski, 2.883 Nominative with Infinitive
• 3.8 Disc: Are Languages Infinite?
  1. Stavros Macrakis, Infinite languages
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", is infinity relevant?
• 3.9 Disc: Reduplication and Opacity
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.881 Phonology: Opacity and Reduplication
  2. Peter Salus, Re: 2.881 Phonology: Opacity and Reduplication
• 3.11 Disc: Orthography, German Spelling Checkers
  1. Michael Covington, Re: 3.2 Queries: Orthography, German Spell-Checkers, Basque
  2. Rick Wojcik, orthographies
  3. , orthographies
  4. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.2 Queries: Orthography, German Spell-Checkers, Basque
• 3.13 Disc: X and a Half, S --
  1. , Re: 2.884 X and a Half
  2. Ivan A Derzhanski, 2.884 X and a Half
  3. Tania Avgustinova, Re: 2.884 X and a Half
  4. Robert D Hoberman, a ... and a half
  5. John Cowan, S -
• 3.14 Disc: Demonstratives
  1. , 3.4 Demonstratives
  2. bert peeters, 2.886 Iconicity deictics / demonstratives
• 3.15 Disc: Last Posting on Hoosier
  1. "Don W.", Hoosier = Hoser?
  2. Susann Luperfoy, 3.5 Hoosier
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Hoosier
  4. Geoffrey Nunberg, hoosier
• 3.18 Disc: Is, is
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: 3.10 Queries: Is is
  2. Alan Huffman, Re: 3.10 Queries: Smileys, Speech Recognition, Biblical, Is
  3. Mitchell Marks, is is
  4. Paul Deane, The reason is, is
  5. Michael Morse, Re: 3.10 Queries: Smileys, Speech Recognition, Biblical, Is
  6. Allan C. Wechsler, 3.10 Is is.
  7. , Re: 3.10 Queries: Smileys, Speech Recognition, Biblical, Is
• 3.21 Disc: Diachronic Lengthening
  1. bert peeters, 2.886 Lengthening and shortening
  2. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.886 Queries: deictics, `hoozier,' scanning
• 3.22 Disc: Diachronic Lengthening
  1. , 3.21 Diachronic Lengthening
  2. , Re: 3.21 Diachronic Lengthening
  3. William Crossgrove, Re: 3.21 Diachronic Lengthening
  4. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.21 Diachronic Lengthening
  5. John E. Koontz, Re: 3.21 Diachronic Lengthening
  6. Jacques Guy, Diachronic lengthening
  7. Richard Coates, Re: 3.21 Diachronic Lengthening
• 3.26 Disc: Diachronic Lengthening
  1. Fran Karttunen, Re: 3.22 Diachronic Lengthening
  2. bert peeters, Breaking up of consonant clusters
  3. Dennis Baron, diachronic lengthening
• 3.28 Disc: Nominative in Non-finite Clauses
  1. , Nominative in nonfinite clause
  2. Jouko Lindstedt, 3.6 Nominative with Infinitive
• 3.29 Disc: Is, is
  1. David G Nash, 3.10 is is
  2. jack, is, is
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.10 Queries: Smileys, Speech Recognition, Biblical, Is
  4. Herb Stahlke, Re: 3.18 Is, is
  5. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.18 Is, is
  6. , is, is
• 3.32 Disc: Nominative in Non-finite Clauses
  1. , Re: 3.28 Nominative in Non-finite Clauses
  2. Chandrashekar Siddaramaiah, Re: Nominative in Non-finite clause
• 3.34 Disc: Diachronic lengthening, inflection development
  1. bert peeters, 3.26 Diachronic Lengthening
  2. "Randy J. LaPolla", Diachronic Development of Inflectional Endings
  3. John E. Koontz, Re: 3.24 Queries: ...; Diachrony; ...
• 3.41 Disc: Clusters; X and a Half; Pronouns; Inflection
  1. Hartmut Haberland, Re: 3.26 Breaking up clusters
  2. , breaking up consonant clusters
  3. Martha Hsu, Re: 3.26 Diachronic Lengthening
  4. "Don W.", "Youse"
  5. "George Fowler h(, RE: 3.26 Diachronic Lengthening
  6. Hr. Gehrke, Re: 3.13 X and a Half; S --
  7. Dan Everett, Re: 3.34 Diachronic lengthening, inflection development
• 3.43 Disc: Synaesthesia, Infiniteness
  1. Dan I. Slobin, Re: 3.24 Queries: Synaesthesia, Diachrony, WH-Questions
  2. , 3.8 Are Languages Infinite?
• 3.44 Disc: Is, is
  1. , Summary of responses on "is is"
  2. Margaret E. Winters, Re 3.18 Is, is
  3. BARBARA PARTEE, Re: 3.29 Is, is
  4. Nancy L. Dray, Is is (3.18, 3.29)
• 3.51 Disc: Automatic Transcription
  1. Richard Sproat, IPA Computer Transcription
  2. Richard Ogden, IPA and transcribing machines
• 3.52 Disc: IPA, Parsers, Voice Transcription, Fonts
  1. "E_Dean.Detrich", 3.36 Queries: Computer Transcrip
  2. Atro Voutilainen, 3.25 Queries: Tagger, ASL, Dutch, Mabang, Eskimo
  3. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 3.36 Queries: Computer Transcription, Wordstar, Verlan
  4. me@SUZUKA.U-STRASBG.FR(, IPA fonts for WP (again, alas)
• 3.53 Disc: Origins of "Honkie"
  1. , Honkie
  2. "Randy J. LaPolla", Honkie
  3. Peter Salus, Re: 3.35 Swedish Linguists, Honkie, E-Prefix
  4. Allan C. Wechsler, 3.35 Honkie
  5. mark l louden, Re: 3.35 Swedish Linguists, Honkie, E-Prefix
  6. , Re: 3.35 Swedish Linguists, Honkie, E-Prefix
  7. , Honkie, Hunk, etc.
• 3.54 Disc: Case Systems, Typology, Primes
  1. "LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, Re: 3.45 Queries: Grad Schools, World Languages, Typlogy, Syncope
  2. , Re: inflectional development
  3. "Randy J. LaPolla", database systems for typology
  4. , Well- and ill-defined sets
• 3.56 Disc: Is is
  1. , Double copula
  2. Nancy L. Dray, Is is (3.44)
  3. Steve Harlow, RE: 3.44 Is, is
• 3.58 Disc: Proto-World
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.42 Linguistics on the BBC
  2. Susan Newman, re: 3.42 Linguistics on the BBC
• 3.60 Disc: Youse
  1. KARE JOHNSON-WEINER, Re: 3.41 Clusters; X and a Half; Pronouns; Inflection
  2. "Don W.", Pronouns; Pronunciation
  3. M Ford, 'Yous'
• 3.61 Disc: Clusters
  1. I'm not short, merely vertically challen, Fillum, adverb innovations
  2. "Don W.", Pronouns; Pronunciation
  3. bert peeters, 3.41 Clusters
• 3.62 Disc: Deictic phonology, Iconicity in Demonstratives
  1. , deictic phonology
  2. Matthew Dryer, Iconicity in Demonstratives
• 3.65 Disc: Not, Big Time, Synaesthesia
  1. Dr M Sebba, NOT
  2. Margaret E. Winters, Big Time
  3. , synaesthesia
• 3.66 Disc: Youse...
  1. , you'uns
  2. Dominic Berducci, Re: 3.60 Youse
  3. Larry Davis, Re: 3.60 Youse
  4. Paul Hopper, Re: 3.60 Youse
• 3.68 Disc: Clusters
  1. Richard Sproat, 3.61 Clusters
  2. Jacques Guy, Clusters
  3. Roland Noske, RE: 3.61 Clusters
  4. AVERY D ANDREWS, Clusters in Hiberno-English
• 3.70 Disc: Proto-World
  1. , Proto-World in the News
  2. Jacques Guy, Proto-world
• 3.71 Disc: Second Language Acquisition
  1. , Re: 3.59 Queries: 2nd Lang. Acq., Topic, 3rd Person Pronouns
  2. "LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, Re: 3.59 Queries: 2nd Lang. Acq., Topic, 3rd Person Pronouns
• 3.72 Disc: Nominative in Non-Finite Clauses
  1. , Nominative in Non-finite Clauses
• 3.73 Disc: Exclusive "we"
  1. , Re: 3.063 Queries: Sapir, Toponymy, Exclusive "We", Non-visual Aids
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.063 Queries: Sapir, Toponymy, Exclusive "We", Non-visual Aids
• 3.74 Disc: Verlan, Synaesthesia
  1. Pierre Auger, Re: 3.36 Queries: Computer Transcription, Wordstar, Verlan
  2. Victor Raskin, Re: 3.065 Not, Big Time, Synaesthesia
  3. "Don W.", Naissances latentes
• 3.75 Disc: Postposed Intensifiers in English
  1. John Hughes, Re: 3.065 Not, Big Time, Synaesthesia
  2. Gregory Ward, postposed intensifiers in English
  3. Zvi Gilbert, Re: "major", "big time"
  4. John Hughes, Re: 3.065 Not, Big Time, Synaesthesia
  5. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.61 Clusters
• 3.76 Disc: Last Posting on Honkie
  1. "Charles A. Bigelow", Honkie
  2. Herb Stahlke, Origins of "Honkie"
• 3.79 Disc: Postposed Intensifiers
  1. , Re: 3.065 Not, Big Time, Synaesthesia
  2. Maggi Sokolik, as if
  3. Kaitulai Khamahle, Postposed Intensifiers
  4. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Re: 3.75 Postposed Intensifiers in English
• 3.81 Disc: Proto-World
  1. Jacques Guy, A Criticism of Cavalli-Sforza
• 3.82 Disc: Proto-World
  1. Richard Sproat, 3.70 Proto-World
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.70 Proto-World
• 3.83 Disc: Postposed Modifiers
  1. Brian Linson, Re: Big Time
  2. , Australian postposed "but"
  3. Howard Geyer, Re: Postposed modifiers
• 3.84 Disc: Usage, Etymologies
  1. ,
  2. Monica Macaulay, Use of "way"
  3. Brian D Joseph, Re 3.75 on major
  4. Pascal Vaillant, "OK" a Wolof word ?
  5. "Norval Smith, RE: 3.78 Queries: Speech Synthesis, Errors, Celtic Etymology
• 3.85 Disc: Fonts, Unix, Machine Transcription
  1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.69 FYI: Nameserver, IPA, Reverse Lists, WP
  2. Susanna Cumming, IPA for Microsoft Windows
  3. Tim F O'Donoghue, Re: 3.69 FYI: Nameserver, IPA, Reverse Lists, WP
  4. Martin Wynne, re: Unix wordsort
  5. Richard Sproat, Voice Transcription
• 3.87 Disc: Proto-World
  1. Herb Stahlke, Proto-World
  2. , Proto-World
  3. "Grover.Hudson", Proto-world
  4. David Bedell, Mother Tongue
• 3.93 Disc: Is, is
  1. ginny gathercole, Re: 3.18 Is, is
  2. Alex Monaghan, Re: is, is - overcorrection
• 3.95 Disc: Intensifiers
  1. Thomas E Payne, 3.084 "way" etc.
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", big time
• 3.96 Disc: Youse, Celtic, But
  1. , Re: 3.66 Youse...
  2. , Re 3.78 Celtic Etymology
  3. , but
• 3.97 Disc: Postposed Modifiers, Synaesthesia
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.83 Postposed Modifiers
  2. , synaesthesia
• 3.98 Disc: Assistance for Blind, Sapir
  1. Herb Stahlke, Assistance for blind students in linguistics courses
  2. AVERY D ANDREWS, Critique of Sapir on Phonemes
• 3.100 Disc: Proto-World (Part 1)
  1. Swann Philip, 3.87 Proto-World
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.87 Proto-World
  3. , 3.87 Proto-World
  4. Dan Everett, Re: 3.87 Proto-World
  5. Richard Sproat, 3.87 Proto-World
• 3.101 Disc: Proto-World (Part 2)
  1. Michael Newman, Re: 3.87 Proto-World
  2. "Norval Smith, RE: 3.87 Proto-World
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.87 Scientific American
  4. Stavros Macrakis, Historical linguistics is `out'
  5. Swann Philip, 3.87 Proto-World
• 3.103 Disc: Celtic Etymologies
  1. Briony Williams, Re: 3.78 Celtic etymology
  2. John Cowan, J.R.R. Tolkien on "Celtic"
  3. , Celtic Etymologies: Avalon
• 3.104 Disc: Youse
  1. Mark Littlefield, youse
  2. Susann Luperfoy, Your All's
  3. Karin Evans, Re: 3.99 Queries: Visual Semiotics, HyperQual, Your All's
  4. Mark Littlefield, Youse
• 3.105 Disc: Nominative/Infinitive, Scandanavian Clusters
  1. jack, Nominative with Infinitive
  2. , Clusters
• 3.106 Disc: Is, is, Finite-Sets
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.93 Is, is
  2. , 3.93 Is, is
  3. Richard Sproat, is, is hypercorrection
  4. "Wlodek Zadrozny", finite, non-well defined sets, non-standard set theories
• 3.108 Disc: Intensifiers, not, ok, but
  1. Monica Macaulay, way again
  2. Malcolm Ross, Re: 3-83 Australian postposed "but"
  3. Marnie Jo Petray, Re: 3.95 Intensifiers
  4. Pamela Munro, OK
• 3.110 Disc: Proto-World and Popular Linguistics
  1. Jim Scobbie, Re: popular linguistics
  2. Mark H Aronoff, language origins
  3. Joe Stemberger, Re: 3.101 Proto-World (Part 2)
• 3.114 Disc: Last Posting on Not
  1. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", The issue of retrogressive negation is settled. Not.
  2. , ..Not
  3. , EST
• 3.117 Disc: Proto-World I
  1. Sheldon Harrison, Proto-world
  2. Phil Bralich, Protoworld
  3. Swann Philip, 3.110 Proto-World and Popular Linguistics
  4. Nancy L. Dray, The Very Model for Historical Comparison...
• 3.118 Disc: Proto-World II
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.110 Proto-World and Popular Linguistics
  2. , Re: 3.110 Proto-World and Popular Linguistics
  3. , Front Page News
• 3.121 Disc: Is, is, But, Parsing Challenge
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.106 Is, is, Finite-Sets
  2. "NAME " William Marslen-Wilson "", Is, is, ....
  3. , Australian 'but'
  4. William J. Rapaport, A Parsing Challenge
• 3.123 Disc: Synaesthesia, Finite Sets, Origin of OK
  1. John Cowan, SYNESTHESIA
  2. Margaret Fleck, Finite sets
  3. Zvi Gilbert, The True Origin of OK
• 3.130 Disc: Post-Ultimate Posting on Y'All
  1. Kathleen Hubbard, Re: 3.115 Last Posting on Y'all
  2. Stephen Ryberg, genitive and a half?
  3. Anthony C. Woodbury, Re: 3.115 Last Posting on Y'all
• 3.131 Disc: Is, is
  1. , Re: 3.121 Is, is, But, Parsing Challenge
  2. Scott Delancey, All's I know is
  3. Monica Macaulay, is is
• 3.132 Disc: Is, is; But; Parsing challenge
  1. , 3.121 Is, is, But, Parsing Challenge
  2. Herb Stahlke, Re: 3.121 Is, is, But, Parsing Challenge
  3. Zvi Gilbert, A postposed "but" dialect
  4. JEROEN WIEDENHOF, Re: parsing challenge - to be or not to bee
• 3.134 Disc: Linguistics and Popular Press
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.126 Proto-World
  2. Joe Salmons, Proto-World
  3. , Re: 3.126 Proto-World
  4. Logical Language Group, Popular Views/Linguistics Education
• 3.139 Disc: Wat was was...
  1. Ivan A Derzhanski, Wat was was...? (was Is, is, ...)
  2. bert peeters, 3.121 Was was was
  3. Margaret Fleck, eer was was was ....
• 3.140 Disc: -ish, Def
  1. "R.Hudson", -ish
  2. Dr M Sebba, Ish
  3. , "Def"
• 3.141 Disc: Linguistics and the Popular Press
  1. Richard Sproat, The Popular Press
• 3.143 Disc: Linguistics and the Popular Press
  1. Richard Ogden, (un)popular linguistics
  2. Brian D Joseph, Posting for LINGUIST
  3. , Re: 3.141 The Latest from the Popular Press
  4. Larry Horn, Re: 3.134 Linguistics and Popular Press
  5. , Grammar Genes and Language Glands
• 3.145 Disc: Intonation In Announcements
  1. , RE: 3.142 Queries: Registers, Acquisition
  2. Richard Ogden, aeroplane talk
  3. ,
  4. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.142 Queries: Registers, Acquisition
  5. Paul Hopper, Re: 3.142 Airplane Talk
  6. , Re: 3.142 Queries: Registers, Acquisition
• 3.147 Disc: Parsing challenges (Wat was was...)
  1. , same-word sequences
  2. , Re: 3.139 Wat was was...
  3. , Like like like
• 3.151 Disc: Proto-World, Linguistics and Popular Press
  1. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.134 Linguistics and Popular Press
  2. Jacques Guy, Cavalli-Sforza, Part II
  3. jack, Mother Tongue
• 3.154 Disc: Parsing challenges
  1. Stan C. Kwasny, Re: 3.147 Parsing Challenges
  2. "Barbara.Abbott", 3.147 Parsing Challenges
  3. BORKOVSA, and and and in Russian
  4. William Dowling, repeated words: " ... had had ..." etc.
  5. , RE: 3.147 Parsing Challenges
  6. , Re: 3.132 Is, is; But; Parsing challenge
• 3.155 Disc: -Ish, All's
  1. Richard Coates, Re: 3.140 -ish, Def
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.140 -ish, Def
  3. Brian Teaman, Re: 3.131 Alls I know
  4. , 3.131 Is, is
• 3.164 Disc: Genes and Language Disorders
  1. , Re: 3.142 Queries: Registers, Acquisition
  2. "Alan Prince", Genes and Language Disorders
• 3.171 Disc: Genes and Language Disorders
  1. jack, Re:registers, acquisition
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: 3.164 Genes and Language Disorders
• 3.172 Disc: Marr, Phonics, Texts
  1. , off the wall
  2. , About Marr (Reply to Kucera)
  3. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, Hooked on Phonics
  4. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.167 Queries: Data, Texts
  5. Helene Ossipov, English prime
• 3.173 Disc: Register, Linguistics In The Popular Press
  1. Dan I. Slobin, Re: 3.145 Intonation In Announcements
  2. , Register
  3. Sarah Jones, the Popular Press discovers NOT
  4. Fran Karttunen, Re: 3.161 Queries: German, cowabunga, media
• 3.174 Disc: All's
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.155 Comments: -Ish, All's
  2. , RE: 3.155 Comments: -Ish, All's
  3. (on Smyth, all's
  4. Karin Evans, Re: 3.155 Comments: -Ish, All's
  5. FD00000, 3.155 Comments: -Ish, All's
• 3.175 Disc: Parsing challenges
  1. William J. Rapaport, Re: 3.154 Parsing Challenges
  2. "NAME " William Marslen-Wilson "", RE: 3.154 Parsing Challenges
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", parsers vs. humans
  4. Will Fitzgerald, Re: 3.154 Parsing Challenges
• 3.176 Disc: Semantics, Selectional Restrictions
  1. "R.Hudson", semantic subcategorisation
  2. Johanna Rubba, Selectional restrictions
  3. Robert Goldman, Selection restrictions
• 3.177 Disc: Replicability, Phonics
  1. , Replicability in Linguistics
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", replicability
  3. (Bruce E. Nevin", hooked on phonics
• 3.178 Disc: Speech Pathology
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.171 Language Deficit
  2. Ronnie Wilbur, Language, genes, and speech therapists
  3. mabel, Re: 3.171 Language Deficit
  4. 317, Mash potatoes
• 3.179 Disc: All's, Not
  1. Judy Delin, Re: 3.174 All's
  2. , 3.174 All's & ways
  3. , Re: 3.174 All's
  4. John Phillips, Re: 3.174 All's
  5. Dale Savage, related to not
  6. Martin Wynne, retrogressive negation in Britain
• 3.181 Disc: Parsers
  1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.175 Parsers
  2. , RE: subject 3.175 Parsing and prosody
  3. , parsing problems
  4. Martin Haase, Re: Parsing challenges
  5. , Re: 3.137 Queries: Like, Swahili/Yoruba, ESL
• 3.183 Disc: Copacetic, E-prime, Burps
  1. , Re: 3.169 Queries: Chinese, Dictionary, Final Devoicing
  2. "Barbara.Abbott", 3.169 Queries: Copacetic
  3. Robert D Hoberman, Copacetic
  4. , Re: 3.167 Queries: Data, Texts
  5. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, e-prime
• 3.184 Disc: All's, Not
  1. , Re: 3.179 All's, Not
  2. Larry Horn, Re: 3.179 All's, Not
  3. Dr M Sebba, NOT and related items
  4. , Re: 3.173 Register, Linguistics In The Press
  5. Larry Horn, Re: 3.173 Register, Linguistics In The Press
• 3.187 Disc: Devoicing
  1. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.169 Queries: Chinese, Dictionary, Final Devoicing
  2. , Re: 3.169 Queries: Chinese, Dictionary, Final Devoicing
• 3.190 Disc: Introductory Texts
  1. "E. Laurencot", Re: 3.172 Responses: Marr, Phonics, Texts
  2. "Judith Klavans", Texts
• 3.194 Disc: Parsing Problems
  1. "LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, Re: 3.181 Parsers
  2. , Parsing challenges
• 3.196 Disc: Phase Verbs
  1. Dan I. Slobin, Re: 3.180 Queries: Fonts, Lexicon, Phase Verbs
  2. Paul Hopper, Re: 3.180 Queries: Fonts, Lexicon, Phase Verbs
• 3.197 Disc: Lexicon, Speech Therapy, Loss of -ed
  1. Evan Antworth, Re: Lexicon construction software
  2. , Acquisition
  3. Gregory Ward, m*a*s*h potatoes
• 3.202 Disc: Spanish
  1. , Re: 3.189: Correction
  2. Gorka Elordieta, Re: 3.188 Spanish la -
  3. Gorka Elordieta, Re: 3.188 Spanish la -
  4. , Re: 3.053 Origin of "Honkie"
  5. "SUSAN SOTILLO", RE: 3.188 Spanish la -
• 3.205 Disc: Last Posting on -ed
  1. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 3.197 Responses: Lexicon, Speech Therapy, Loss of -ed
  2. William J. Rapaport, Re: 3.197 Responses: Lexicon, Speech Therapy, Loss of -ed
  3. Nicholas Ostler, 3.197 Responses: Lexicon, Speech Therapy, Loss of -ed
• 3.209 Disc: Not
  1. , RE: 3.184 All's, Not
  2. SLSHELLY, Re: 3.184 All's, Not
  3. Joe Danks, An Early NOT!
• 3.210 Disc: Introductory Texts
  1. Michael Earl Darnell, textbooks
  2. Natalie Maynor, Re: 3.190 Introductory Texts
• 3.211 Disc: Linguistics in the Popular Press, E-prime
  1. Johanna Rubba, Popular Press
  2. , E(nglish)-Prime
• 3.212 Disc: Parsing Problems
  1. Niko Besnier, Multiple tokens in sequence
  2. Carl Alphonce, Re: 3.194 Lloyd Holliday
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.194 Parsing Problems
  4. Jeffrey Martin, Parsing Challenges
  5. Carl Alphonce, Re: 3.194 - Another Parse
• 3.214 Disc: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", Re: Laugh and the world laughs with you
  2. "Wlodek Zadrozny", Laugh and the world laughs with you
  3. , conditional imperative
  4. , Re: 3.198 Queries: Long Vowels, Flapping, Aphasia
  5. Carl Alphonce, Re:3.198 - Natural Languages
  6. , natural language
• 3.218 Disc: Spanish la -
  1. , the Spanish la-
  2. Francisco Salguero, Spanish la -
  3. Mark Littlefield, 3.207 la
• 3.223 Disc: Parsing Problems
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.212 Parsing Problems
  2. Georgia Green, Re: 3.212 Parsing Problems
  3. Herb Stahlke, Re: 3.212 Parsing Problems
  4. , Ambiguous parse
• 3.224 Disc: Linguistic Discourse
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", quality of discourse
• 3.225 Disc: Long Vowels, Raising
  1. John Goldsmith, Re: 3.198 Queries: Long Vowels, Flapping, Aphasia
  2. Ellen Kaisse, Raising
• 3.228 Disc: V and V
  1. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Laugh and the world laughs etc.
  2. Johanna Rubba, Laugh and the world laughs with you
• 3.229 Disc: Selectional Restrictions
  1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.176 Semantics, Selectional Restrictions
• 3.230 Disc: Linguistics in the Popular Press
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.211 Linguistics in the Popular Press
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.211 Linguistics in the Popular Press
• 3.231 Disc: Are Rules Psychologically Real?
  1. , on the existence of rules (WAS: la -
• 3.232 Disc: V and V
  1. Richard Sproat, 3.214 Responses: Imperatives
  2. Hartmut Haberland, Re: 3.228 V and V
  3. Dominique Estival, Laugh and the world laughs with you
  4. , Laugh and the world does too
  5. mark, Laugh and the world laughs with you
• 3.234 Disc: Linguistic Discourse
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.224 Linguistic Discourse
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.224 Linguistic Discourse
  3. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.224 Linguistic Discourse
• 3.235 Disc: The Psychological Reality of Rules
  1. , 3.231 Are Rules Psychologically Real?
  2. , Re: [3.231 Are Rules Psychologically Real?]
  3. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, ON THE EXISTENCE OF RULES
• 3.238 Disc: Parsing, Selectional Restrictions
  1. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.223 Parsing Problems
  2. Carl Alphonce, Parsing
  3. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.229 Selectional Restrictions
• 3.239 Disc: Natural Language, E-Prime, Rules
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.214 Responses: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
  2. David Powers, ITK Visiting Fellow, E(nglish)-Prime
  3. H.Samual Wang (035, Re: 3.235 The Psychological Reality of Rules
  4. , Re: 3.235 The Psychological Reality of Rules
  5. , the psychological reality of rules
  6. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.235 The Psychological Reality of Rules
• 3.240 Disc: French Eggs, Idioms
  1. "NAME MICHEL, Re: 3.219 Queries: Russian, Vocabulary, Eggs
  2. Dominique Estival, French 'eggs' after numerals
  3. Michael Israel, Re: 3.237 Queries: Intro. Lx, Polarity, Idioms, EST
  4. mark, Off the cuff
• 3.241 Disc: Linguistics In The Press
  1. Johanna Rubba, Re: 3.230 Linguistics in the Popular Press
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.230 Linguistics in the Popular Press
  3. , Linguists in the news
• 3.245 Disc: Intro. Texts
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.237 Queries: Intro. Lx, Polarity, Idioms, EST
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.237 Queries: Intro. Lx, Polarity, Idioms, EST
• 3.246 Disc: Pro-Drop
  1. , Pro-Drop References
  2. , Pro-Drop acquisition
• 3.247 Disc: V and V
  1. larry, Re: 3.228 V and V
  2. , Re: 3.232 V and V
  3. John Cowan, Re: Root hog or die
  4. Martti Arnold Nyman, Laugh and the world laughs with you
• 3.250 Disc: Rules
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.239 Natural Language, E-Prime, Rules
  2. AVERY D ANDREWS, rules
  3. Dave Eddington, Psychological reality
  4. , Reality and rules
• 3.251 Disc: Specificity
  1. Paul Hopper, Re: 3.233 Queries: Specificity, French, Quasi-Natives, Font
  2. Logical Language Group, specificity - reply to M. Newman
• 3.253 Disc: Pro-Drop
  1. , Pro-Drop References
  2. , Pro-Drop acquisition
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.246 Pro-Drop
• 3.256 Disc: Linguistic Discourse
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", erratum
  2. , Re: 3.234 Linguistic Discourse
  3. Phil Gaines, Re: 3.234 Linguistic Discourse
• 3.257 Disc: Spanish el/la, Teaching Linguistics, OVS
  1. , Spanish
  2. , Re: 3.241 Linguistics In The Press
  3. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Teaching
  4. , OVS
• 3.261 Disc: Reality of Rules
  1. John S. Coleman, 3.250 Rules
  2. Penni Sibun, Re: 3.250 Rules
  3. Stavros Macrakis, 3.250 Psychological reality of rules
  4. AVERY D ANDREWS, Rules
  5. David Powers, ITK Visiting Fellow, Re: 3.250 Rules
• 3.262 Disc: Text, Idioms, OVS
  1. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.245 Intro. Texts
  2. Paul Saka, Re 3.245 Idioms
  3. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.240 French Eggs, Idioms
  4. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.240 French Eggs, Idioms
  5. Dan Everett, Re: 3.257 Spanish el/la, Teaching Linguistics, OVS
  6. John Cowan, OVS
• 3.264 Disc: V and V
  1. Moshe Taube, V & V
  2. Jorge Hankamer, Re: 3.247 V and V
  3. , Re: 3.232 V and V
  4. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Re: 3.247 V and V
  5. Michael Henderson, Re: 3.247 V and V
• 3.265 Disc: The Reality of Rules
  1. , Where's the Grammar?
  2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
  4. Vicki Fromkin, (COPY) Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
  5. Martti Arnold Nyman, Rules and intuition
• 3.266 Disc: The Reality of Rules (Part 2)
  1. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
  2. , Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
  3. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
  4. Martti Arnold Nyman, Rules and ontology
  5. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.262 Text, Idioms, OVS
• 3.268 Disc: Genetic Language Impairment and The Gopnik Controversy
  1. INMG000, genetic language impairment
• 3.270 Disc: Gender
  1. Margaret Fleck, references on generics
  2. Dan Everett, Re: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
  3. Zvi Gilbert, Re: 3.267 Q: Gender
  4. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, feminine as the unmarked gender
  5. , Re: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
  6. (ROADWELL GEORGE AARON, it
  7. Jacques Guy, unmarked feminine
• 3.271 Disc: Printing
  1. Molly Diesing, Re: 3.258 Queries: Print Aid, French Text, Adverbials
  2. mark, Printing tool
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, printing a handout in WP
  4. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Re: 3.258 Queries: Print Aid, French Text, Adverbials
• 3.272 Disc: Teaching Linguistics
  1. Mark H Aronoff, Re: 3.257 Spanish el/la, Teaching Linguistics, OVS
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.262 Text, Idioms, OVS
  3. , Texts
• 3.273 Disc: Raising, French Pronunciation
  1. , Summary: Canadian Raising
  2. Stavros Macrakis, 3.260 French pronunciation of `Gougenheim'
  3. jack, French and Dutch name pronunciation
• 3.275 Disc: Gender, Spanish la - el
  1. Lesli LaRocco, Re: 3.270 Gender
  2. Jacques Guy, Gender again
  3. Price Caldwell, Feminine as the unmarked case
  4. bert peeters, 3.267 Gender
  5. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
  6. Michael Newman, Re: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
  7. , languages with the feminine as the unmarked case
  8. , Spanish la/el
• 3.276 Disc: Rules And The Brain
  1. jj36, Re: 3.266 The Reality of Rules (Part 2)
  2. , reality of rules
  3. , Re: 3.265 The Reality of Rules
  4. Paul Saka, RE: rules [3.250]
  5. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.265 The Reality of Rules
  6. Penni Sibun, in whose heads are grammars
  7. , Reality of Rules/Ambiguity of 'Grammar'
  8. AVERY D ANDREWS, The Reality of Rules (& Itkonen)
• 3.277 Disc: Discourse, Cojoined, Idioms
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.256 Linguistic Discourse
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.256 Linguistic Discourse
  3. Martti Arnold Nyman, V and V
  4. Melody Sutton, Re: 3.264 V and V
  5. , Re: 3.264 V and V
• 3.280 Disc: Disambiguation, Language & Evolution
  1. Chris Culy, Case for disambiguation (Summary)
  2. , RE: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
  3. Laurie Bauer, When language developed
• 3.282 Disc: A List of Common Gender Pronouns
  1. Dennis Baron, common gender pronouns
• 3.283 Disc: Gender
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, "Its" in King James
  2. "Don W.", Gender marking
  3. Juergen Broschart, unmarked feminine
  4. bert peeters, 3.275 Gender
• 3.286 Disc: OVS, Klingon
  1. , Re: 3.262 Text, Idioms, OVS
  2. , linguist in the news
• 3.288 Disc: Morphophonemics, Slang, Evolution
  1. Elizabeth Laurencot, Re: 3.278 Agent, Vietnamese, Machine Grammar
  2. , Re: 3.264 V and V
  3. Brian Linson, Re: gank
  4. , When Language First Appeared
• 3.291 Disc: French, "Its" Gender
  1. "E_Dean.Detrich", Re: 3.273 Raising Summary, French Pronunciation
  2. Alan Huffman, Re: Gougenheim
  3. Jacques Guy, Gougenheim and others
  4. John Cowan, Re: 3.283 King James
  5. (ohn Cowan, its gender
• 3.294 Disc: Gender
  1. John Cowan, Re: 3.282 A List of Common Gender Pronouns
  2. , unmarked feminine
  3. Ivan A Derzhanski, 3.283 Gender
• 3.296 Disc: Software for speech analysis
  1. David C. J. Leip, Re: 3.287 Mac Speech Analysis
  2. , Pitch extraction
  3. Peter Ladefoged, Re: 3.287 Queries: Pidgins, Mac Speech Analysis Software
  4. chris matyear, Re: 3.287 Queries: Pidgins, Mac Speech Analysis Software
• 3.297 Disc: Reality of rules
  1. Stavros Macrakis, 3.290 Reality of Rules
  2. , Rules & langage
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.281 Rules
  4. Swann Philip, 3.290 Reality of Rules
  5. , Re: 3.290 Reality of Rules
  6. Penni Sibun, grammar and generation
  7. Lew Shapiro, Aphasia
• 3.300 Disc: Teaching, Discourse, Evolution
  1. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", 3.233, teaching quasi-native speakers
  2. , Linguistic Discourse
  3. , Re: 3.288 Responses: Morphophonemics, Slang, Evolution
  4. , When Language First Appeared
• 3.301 Disc: Agent, Natural Language, Its, Right-Dislocation
  1. mark, 3.278 Coding of AGENT as LOCATION
  2. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 3.214 Responses: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, Lev. 25:5
  4. (llan C. Wechsler, right dislocation
• 3.304 Disc: LFG
  1. , LFG
• 3.305 Disc: Antilinguistics, Endangered Languages
  1. sf36, Re: Gethin's book
  2. John S. Coleman, Gethin's ANTILINGUISTICS; Reality of Rules
  3. Graeme Hirst, Re: Gethin's "Antilinguistics"
  4. , Endangered languages: Australia
• 3.309 Disc: Reality of rules
  1. Tom Wasow, types of evidence
  2. , The mind and the brain
  3. jj36, Re: 3.297 Reality of rules
  4. Avery Andrews, reality of rules
• 3.314 Disc: Gender
  1. Tom Solomon, Feminine as unmarked gender
  2. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.283 Gender
  3. Henry Churchyard, Re: 3.275 Gender, Spanish la - el
• 3.316 Disc: Ergativity, Agentivity and Classification
  1. Matthew Dryer, Ergativity in Africa
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.301 Responses: Agent, Natural Language, Its, Right-Dislocation
  3. , Language Classification (Greenberg's)
• 3.318 Disc: How should we train linguists?
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.300 Teaching, Discourse, Evolution
• 3.320 Disc: Like & Not
  1. Karen Chenausky, Re: 3.307 FYI: All, Media, Reviewers
  2. Larry Horn, Not
• 3.323 Disc: Rules & Brain, Saussure
  1. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.309 Rules: Evidence, Brain, Reality
  2. , Re: 3.309 Rules: Evidence, Brain, Reality
  3. , The use of langage
• 3.327 Disc: Greenberg and Mass Comparison
  1. Bill Poser, Manaster-Ramer on Greenberg
  2. lyle campbell, classification methods, 3-316
• 3.330 Disc: Rules
  1. Martti Arnold Nyman, Rules of Language vs. Rules of Grammar
  2. Martti Arnold Nyman, re Rules: three-level ontology of phenomena
  3. Swann Philip, 3.250 Rules
  4. David Stampe, What theories are about
  5. , Saussure & rule-government
• 3.332 Disc: Ergativity, Gender
  1. , 3.316 Ergativity, Agentivity and Classification
  2. , 3.314 Gender
  3. John Cowan, Re: 3.314 "Neuterm"
• 3.336 Disc: Rules
  1. Avery Andrews, reality of rules
  2. , Rules
  3. Avery Andrews, rules
  4. , theory & rules
• 3.339 Disc: Saussure, Cavalli-Sforza, Discourse
  1. bert peeters, Language/langue
  2. Jacques Guy, Cavalli-Sforza et al. in "Le Monde"
  3. Michael Covington, Computational treatment of discourse
• 3.343 Disc: Rules
  1. Martti Arnold Nyman, Itkonen on Andrews on Itkonen (& rules)
  2. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.336 Rules
  3. Martti Arnold Nyman, On atheoretically known rules
• 3.346 Disc: Greenberg and Mass Comparison; Endangered Langs
  1. , 3.327 Greenberg and Mass Comparison
  2. , endangered languages
• 3.349 Disc: European Summer School in Logic and Language
  1. Arnold D J, European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information
• 3.350 Disc: Greenberg and Mass Comparison
  1. Bill Poser, Greenberg and Mass Comparison
  2. , Re: 3.346 Greenberg and Mass Comparison; Endangered Languages
• 3.351 Disc: Genie and the New Yorker
  1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: 3.344 Genie and the New Yorker
  2. ALICE FABER, Genie in the New Yorker
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.344 Genie and the New Yorker
  4. Vicki Fromkin, The New Yorker
• 3.352 Disc: Eclipsis in Irish
  1. Richard Sproat, 3.341 Queries: Eclipsis
• 3.353 Disc: Rules
  1. Avery Andrews, rules
  2. , Re: 3.343 Rules
• 3.357 Disc: Rules
  1. , Re: 3.336 Rules
  2. Avery Andrews, Itkonen on Andrews on rules
  3. ,
• 3.361 Disc: Genie
  1. ALICE FABER, Linguistics and the Media
  2. Carol Eastman, Re: 3.344 Genie and the New Yorke
  3. Johanna Rubba, Re: 3.344 Genie and the New Yorker
• 3.362 Disc: Greenberg and Mass Comparison
  1. , T
• 3.367 Disc: Usage, Swahili, Film
  1. Phil Gaines, Re: 3.354 Queries: Raising, Mac, Films, Words
  2. Major, "the" Mac
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", nerd
  4. Mark Littlefield, Swahili
  5. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.354 Queries: Raising, Mac, Films, Words
  6. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.354 Queries: Raising, Mac, Films, Words
• 3.369 Disc: Genie
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", questions about Genie article
  2. Carol Eastman, Re: 3.361 Genie
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.361 Genie
• 3.371 Disc: Rules
  1. , grammar and theory
  2. Avery Andrews, Rules
  3. , Thrainsson/Andrews/Itkonen on Rules
• 3.372 Disc: Chomsky, Human Subjects
  1. , Chomsky's Citations
  2. , Re: 3.358 Queries: Binding, Bible, Human Subjects, Gapping
  3. Frances Ingemann, Re: 3.358 Queries: Binding, Bible, Human Subjects, Gapping
• 3.374 Disc: Swahili, Tone Grammar Summary
  1. "Robert Port", Swahili inscription from Rome
  2. John Cowan, Grammar by tones: summary
• 3.383 Disc: Intuitions, Bibliography, Bible
  1. Mark H Aronoff, Re: 3.370 Queries: Computer Resources, Dialect Maps
  2. , Re: 3.370 Queries: Computer Resources, Dialect Maps
  3. Ron Southerland, Language and Power Bibliography--Announcement
  4. Julie Coleman, Glasgow Bible
• 3.386 Disc: Chomsky, MAC Concordance
  1. Jacques Guy, Chomsky's citations
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.372 Chomsky
  3. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.370 Queries: Computer Resources, Dialect Maps
  4. , WHERE IS MACCONCORDANCE, ETC
• 3.387 Disc: Rules, Tone Grammar
  1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.371 Rules
  2. Martti Arnold Nyman, On rules
  3. Richard Sproat, Tone Grammar Summary
  4. , Tone Grammar
• 3.391 Disc: Chomsky, Bloomfield
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.386 Chomsky, MAC Concordance
  2. , 3.386 Chomsky citations
  3. , Chomsky's citations
• 3.395 Disc: Rules
  1. Martti Arnold Nyman, On rules
  2. , Re: 3.387 Rules, Tone Grammar
  3. , Rules
• 3.399 Disc: Human Subjects
  1. , Re: 3.385 FYI: Proofreaders, French, Human Subjects
  2. Margaret Fleck, human subject research
• 3.403 Disc: Human Subjects
  1. Peter Salus, Re: 3.399 Human Subjects
  2. , Re: 3.399 Human Subjects
  3. Ronnie Wilbur, human subjects
  4. , Re: 3.399 Human Subjects
• 3.404 Disc: Chomsky citations
  1. Mark H Aronoff, Re: 3.396 Chomsky Citations
  2. Leo Obrst, Re: 3.396 Chomsky Citations
  3. Mahoney, Chomsky Citations
  4. Dan Everett, Re: 3.396 Chomsky Citations
  5. Robert Beard, The "Black Hole" of pre-Chomskyan citations
  6. , Re: 3.396 Chomsky Citations
  7. , Re: 3.396 Chomsky Citations
• 3.405 Disc: Languages, citation
  1. , Re: 3.402 Queries: Language-Speakers, Syntax, Texts
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.402 Queries: Language-Speakers, Syntax, Texts
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.402 Queries: Language-Speakers, Syntax, Texts
  4. Kathleen Hubbard, Re: 3.402 Queries: Language-Speakers, Syntax, Texts
  5. , Citations
• 3.408 Disc: Adjuncts
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", Re: syntax query
  2. Gabrielle Kirby, adjuncts reply
• 3.409 Disc: Rules
  1. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.395 Rules
  2. Tibor Kiss, Re: 3.387 Rules, Tone Grammar
• 3.413 Disc: Citations
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.404 Chomsky citations
  2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.404 Chomsky citations
  3. bert peeters, 3.404 Chomsky citations
• 3.414 Disc: Linguists & Linguistics
  1. John Goldsmith, Integration and disintegration in phonological theory
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.405 Languages, citation
  3. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, 3.405 Languages, citation
• 3.416 Disc: Rules, Adjuncts
  1. Joe Stemberger, Re: 3.395 Rules
  2. Martti Arnold Nyman, Rules, innateness, psychological reality
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.408 Adjuncts
  4. "LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, Re: 3.408 Adjuncts
  5. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.408 Adjuncts
• 3.417 Disc: Citations
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.414 Linguists & Linguistics
  2. , Re: 3.413 Citations
  3. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.405 Languages, citation
  4. , Chomsky citations
  5. bert peeters, Chomsky said it...
  6. "John Nerbonne", Re: 3.413 Citations
• 3.421 Disc: Linguists, Human Subjects
  1. Melody Sutton, Re: 3.405 Languages, citation
  2. Martin Volk, Re: 3.405 Languages
  3. Larry Horn, Words to live (and rock) by [Linguists in the Mass Media
  4. Cook V J, Re: 3.403 Human Subjects
  5. mark, Re: 3.399 Human Subjects
• 3.427 Disc: Innateness
  1. Carl Alphonce, 3.416 Rules, Adjuncts
  2. Joe Stemberger, innateness
• 3.428 Disc: Tone and SPE
  1. Dan Everett, Some recent phonological history
  2. Dan Everett, `Exotic'
• 3.429 Disc: How did we end up linguists?
  1. Stavros Macrakis, 3.421 Linguists, Human Subjects
  2. Zvi Gilbert, Re: 3.421 Linguists
  3. , RE: 3.421 Linguists, Human Subjects
  4. , On becoming a linguist
• 3.431 Disc: Adjuncts
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.416 Rules, Adjuncts
  2. , rules for adjuncts?
• 3.433 Disc: Chomsky Citations
  1. Swann Philip, 3.417 Citations
  2. Martti Arnold Nyman, Chomsky citations and Mandeville's Paradox
  3. David W. Talmage, Re: 3.413 Citations
• 3.434 Disc: Tone
  1. Dan Everett, Tone
  2. PETER GINGISS, Tone Languages
• 3.436 Disc: Innateness
  1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.427 Innateness
  2. , Re: 3.427 Innateness
  3. , Innateness
• 3.437 Disc: How did we end up linguists?
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.429 How did we end up linguists?
  2. Mark Hansell/ Mai Hansheng, Re: 3.421 Linguists, Human Subjects
  3. "Robert S. Kirsner", Becoming a linguist
  4. Rick Morneau, Re: 3.429 How did we end up linguists?
  5. "Nancy Frishberg", 3.429 How did we end up linguists?
• 3.438 Disc: Adjuncts
  1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.431 Adjuncts
  2. bert peeters, French prepositions governing non-finite clauses
• 3.441 Disc: Rules, Innateness
  1. Martti Arnold Nyman, Rules, (in)correct actions
  2. Avery Andrews, 3.427 Innateness
  3. , Re: 3.436 Innateness
  4. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.436 Innateness
• 3.443 Disc: Tone, RelativMarkers, Human Subjects
  1. Bill Poser, reference to pre-autosegmental work on tone
  2. Sue Blackwell, Re: 3.433 Chomsky Citations
  3. , Re: 3.426 Queries: OULIPO; Relative Markers; Reflexives
  4. "Nancy Frishberg", 3.421 Linguists, Human Subjects
• 3.449 Disc: Innateness, rules
  1. , Rules
  2. "R.Hudson", Innateness
  3. Kean Kaufmann, Re: 3.436 Innateness
  4. , Rules
• 3.450 Disc: OULIPO
  1. "j.a.rea", OULIPO
  2. "NAME MICHEL, OULIPO
• 3.454 Disc: Adjectives
  1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.446 Queries: Lists, Adjectives, Comma, Unhappier, Gopnik
  2. Richard Sproat, 3.446 Unhappier
• 3.456 Disc: Citations, Human subjects
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.443 Tone, Relative Markers, Human Subjects
  2. , 3.433 Chomsky Citation
  3. , human subjects
• 3.457 Disc: How did we end up linguists, Z. Harris
  1. Debbie Berkley, Re: 3.429 How did we end up linguists?
  2. , The linguist bug
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.429 How did we end up linguists?
  4. ANNA MORPURGO DAVIES, RE: 3.435 Zellig Harris
  5. , Becoming a linguist
  6. , Re: 3.429 How did we end up linguists?
  7. , RE: 3.437 How did we end up linguists?
  8. Kean Kaufmann, Re: 3.429 How did we end up linguists?
  9. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.437 How did we end up linguists?
• 3.459 Disc: Rules
  1. , rules
  2. , Normative Rules
• 3.462 Disc: How did we become linguists?
  1. , How did we become linguists
  2. , on becoming a linguist
  3. , Re: 3.457 How did we end up linguists, Z. Harris
  4. "ALICE FREED", RE: 3.457 How did we end up linguists, Z. Harris
• 3.463 Disc: Department Closures
  1. "Jonathan Kaye 323-6362", SOAS closing - update
  2. John S. Coleman, Department Closures
• 3.464 Disc: Innateness and Rules
  1. Avery Andrews, innateness
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.459 Rules
  3. , 3.459 Rules
• 3.465 Disc: Adjectives, Compounds
  1. Robert Beard, 3.454 Adjectives
  2. Richard Sproat, _unhappier_
  3. Greg Stump, the _unhappier_ paradox
  4. , Re: Query: X-bar and VP
  5. Arnold D J, 3.452 Query: X-bar and VP
• 3.466 Disc: Rules
  1. , 3.464 Innateness and Rules
  2. David Stampe, 3.459 Rules
  3. benji wald, Re: 3.464 Innateness and Rules
• 3.469 Disc: X-Bar and VP's
  1. Scott Delancey, Re: Query: X-bar and VP
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: Query: X-bar and VP
• 3.471 Disc: Adjectives and Morphology
  1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.465 Adjectives, Compounds
  2. Richard Sproat, even more _unhappier_
• 3.472 Disc: Comparatives
  1. David Stampe, 3.465 Adjectives, Compounds
  2. Jacob Hoeksema, Re: 3.471 Adjectives and Morphology
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, 3.471 Adjectives and Morphology
  4. Carstairs-McCarthy, _unhappier_ etc.
  5. mark, Re 3.465 Adjectives
  6. Allan C. Wechsler, 3.471 Adjectives and Morphology
• 3.473 Disc: Rules, Innateness
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.466 Rules
  2. , Rules: abnormal constructions
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.459 Rules
  4. Stephen Ryberg, innateness and simplicity
• 3.475 Disc: Why is linguistics in trouble?
  1. Dr M Sebba, Re: 3.463 Department Closures
• 3.476 Disc: SOAS saved...for now
  1. "Jonathan Kaye 323-6362", SOAS saved...for now
• 3.477 Disc: Linguistics or grammar
  1. (, please don't call it grammar
  2. , Linguistics or grammar?
• 3.480 Disc: Rules, Innateness
  1. Swann Philip, 3.473 Rules, Innateness
  2. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.473 Rules
  3. benji wald, Re: 3.473 Rules, Innateness
  4. , Innateness and Linguistic Theory
• 3.481 Disc: How we became linguists
  1. , Re: 3.457 How did we end up linguists, Z. Harris
  2. Will Fitzgerald, How did we become linguists?
  3. , RE: 3.462 How did we become linguists?
  4. Jason Johnston, Re: The Make-up of LINGUIST
  5. Johanna Rubba, Re: 3.462 How did we become linguists?
  6. , why we became linguists
• 3.483 Disc: Natural Phonology
  1. Joe Stemberger, Re: 3.470 Queries: Lx and Lit, Software, Nat. Phonology, SF
  2. Martti Arnold Nyman, Re: Natural Phonology
• 3.485 Disc: Linguistics vs. grammar, ling. dept. troubles
  1. , Re: 3.475 Why is linguistics in trouble?
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.477 Linguistics or grammar?
  3. South Asia Regional Studies, 3.477 Linguistics or grammar?
  4. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.477 Linguistics or grammar?
  5. Michael Covington, Re: 3.475 Why is linguistics in trouble?
  6. Swann Philip, 3.477 Linguistics or grammar?
  7. Dr F Katamba, Re: 3.476 SOAS saved...for now
• 3.486 Disc: Comparatives
  1. mark, Re: 3.472 Comparatives
  2. Richard Sproat, 3.478 Comparatives
• 3.487 Disc: New linguistics dept.
  1. , new linguistcs dept.
• 3.490 Disc: Linguistics in trouble?
  1. , ling. dept. troubles
  2. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.475 Why is linguistics in trouble?
  3. , Re: 3.485 Linguistics vs. grammar, ling. dept. troubles
• 3.491 Disc: Linguistics in trouble?
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Linguistics in trouble?
  2. H.Samual Wang (035, Re: 3.490 Linguistics in trouble?
  3. , Re: Linguistics in trouble?
  4. Hurch, reply AMR 3488
  5. Karen Kay, 3.490 Linguistics in trouble?
• 3.493 Disc: Comparatives, Verb/Adj, X-Bar, Predication
  1. Larry Horn, Re: 3.472 Comparatives
  2. , Re: 3.446 Queries: Lists, Adjectives, Comma, Unhappier, Gopnik
  3. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.479 Queries: TV, Software, Predicates, Good, X-Bar
  4. , Re: 3.479 Queries: TV, Software, Predicates, Good, X-Bar
• 3.494 Disc: Natural Phonology, English Stress, Macintalk
  1. , The last gasp of Natural Phonology
  2. , English Stress
  3. , Software, Good
• 3.495 Disc: Linguistics in trouble?
  1. "Gilbert Harman", Princeton linguistics
  2. , Re: 3.490 Linguistics in trouble?
  3. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.487 New linguistics dept.
  4. "J. Jenkins and W. Strange 813 778 9357, 3.491 Linguistics in trouble?
  5. Akbar 'n' Jeff, Why we became linguists
• 3.497 Disc: Natural Phonology
  1. Richard Ogden, natural phonology
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.494 Natural Phonology
  3. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.483 Natural Phonology
• 3.499 Disc: Linguistics in trouble?
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: grammar and what we do
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.490 Linguistics in trouble?
  3. Joe Stemberger, Re: 3.475 Why is linguistics in trouble?
• 3.500 Disc: What has linguistics achieved?
  1. "R.Hudson", What we've achieved
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.495 Linguistics in trouble?
• 3.501 Disc: Linguistics in trouble?
  1. , Re: 3.485 Linguistics vs. grammar, ling. dept. troubles
  2. Avery Andrews, linguistics in trouble
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, Linguistics in trouble
  4. Kon Kuiper, Re: 3.499 Linguistics in trouble?
  5. , Linguistics in trouble?
• 3.502 Disc: Predicates, Comparatives
  1. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.493 Predication
  2. Allan C. Wechsler, 3.478 Comparatives
• 3.505 Disc: What has linguistics achieved?
  1. Peter Salus, Re: 3.500 What has linguistics achieved?
  2. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.500 What has linguistics achieved?
  3. John S. Coleman, 3.500 What has linguistics achieved?
  4. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.501 Linguistics in trouble?
• 3.506 Disc: Linguistics in trouble?
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.488 Queries: Research, Discourse, Linguistics, Syllables
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.491 Linguistics in trouble?
  3. Mark Seidenberg, "All the news that's fit to print"
  4. "Sharon L. Shelly", Re: 3.505 What has linguistics achieved?
  5. benji wald, Re: 3.491 Linguistics in trouble?
  6. , What has linguistics achieved?
• 3.510 Disc: Natural Phonology, Comparatives, Predicates
  1. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.497 Natural Phonology
  2. Jason Johnston, Re: 3.502 Predicates, Comparatives
  3. Ivan A Derzhanski, 3.502 Predicates, Comparatives
• 3.512 Disc: Free Indirect Discourse by Sr. Souljah?
  1. , Sister Souljah's discourse
• 3.513 Disc: Free Indirect Discourse
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.512 Free Indirect Discourse by Sr Souljah?
  2. Peter D. Junger, Re: 3.512 Free Indirect Discourse by Sr Souljah?
  3. Michael Newman, Re: 3.512 Free Indirect Discourse by Sr Souljah?
  4. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.512 Free Indirect Discourse by Sr Souljah?
  5. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, Re: 3.512 Free Indirect Discourse by Sr
  6. , 3.512 Sister Souljah and Linguistics
• 3.515 Disc: Linguistics in trouble?
  1. Joe Stemberger, Re: 33.506 Linguistics in trouble?
  2. Jim Scobbie, Linguistics in trouble?
  3. jack, trouble in river city
  4. Larry Horn, Re: 3.505 What has linguistics achieved?
  5. jj36, Re: 33.506 Linguistics in trouble?
• 3.516 Disc: Comparatives
  1. Greg Stump, Unhappier
  2. Robert Beard, Comparatives
• 3.517 Disc: That good of; Completives; Voice Projection
  1. "Barbara.Abbott", 3.493 "that good of"
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", that good of--3.479
  3. , RE: 3.498 Queries: Bib. Software, Reality, Etc.
  4. "Bruce E. Nevin", dribble off--3.498
  5. "Bruce E. Nevin", voice projection
• 3.518 Disc: Linguistics at Minnesota
  1. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Linguistics at Minnesota
• 3.519 Disc: Free Indirect Discourse
  1. William McKellin, Re: 3.513 Free Indirect Discourse
  2. , Racist discourse
  3. Kathleen Hubbard, 3.513 Free Indirect Discourse
  4. Niko Besnier, Free indirect style and Sr. Soulja
• 3.521 Disc: Innateness; Nationalism; Bibliographic Software
  1. , 3.492 Innateness
  2. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 3.507 Queries: Dialogues, Nationalism, Speech Synthesis
  3. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.498 Queries: Bib. Software, Reality, Etc.
• 3.522 Disc: Things Phonological
  1. "Norval Smith, RE: 3.494 Natural Phonology, English Stress, Macintalk
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: 3.510 Natural Phonology, Comparatives, Predicates
• 3.526 Disc: Free Indirect Discourse
  1. , cults and linguistics
  2. Herb Stahlke, Re: 3.513 Free Indirect Discourse
  3. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, 3.519 Free Indirect Discourse
  4. Letticia Galindo, Re: 3.512 Free Indirect Discourse by Sr Souljah?
• 3.527 Disc: Voice Projection
  1. Kathleen Hubbard, 3.517 Voice Projection
  2. Michel Jackson, Voice projection
• 3.528 Disc: That good of
  1. Kathleen Hubbard, 3.493 "that good of"
  2. Narciso Jaramillo, That good of
  3. BORKOVSA, that good of--3.479
• 3.529 Disc: Linguistics
  1. Vicki Fromkin, lx @ Birmingham etal
• 3.530 Disc: Sister Souljah--free indirect discourse
  1. , souljah/free indirect discourse
  2. Erwin Segal, Sister Souljah--free indirect discourse
• 3.534 Disc: Update on Yale Linguistics
  1. Larry Horn, Yet another Yale update
• 3.537 Disc: Phonology
  1. John S. Coleman, 3.522 Things Phonological
  2. , Re: stress
• 3.538 Disc: Innateness; Theories
  1. Martti Arnold Nyman, Innateness, Onus probandi, Poverty of the stimulus
  2. , Re: 3.521 Innateness; Nationalism; Bibliographic Software
• 3.545 Disc: Free Indirect Discourse
  1. William J. Rapaport, Re: 3.530 Sister Souljah--free indirect discourse
  2. Sue Blackwell, Re: Free Indirect Discourse and Forensic Linguistics
• 3.546 Disc: Innateness, Dissimilation Summary
  1. Jacques Guy, Comparatives
  2. INMG000, 3.538 Innateness; Theories
  3. , dissimilation
  4. "Richard L. Goerwitz", Re: 3.537 Phonology
• 3.549 Disc: Morphology and Phonology
  1. , double morphology
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.546 Innateness, Dissimilation Summary
• 3.551 Disc: Phonology
  1. David Stampe, 3.546 Dissimilation Summary
  2. David Stampe,
• 3.555 Disc: Comparatives, Phonology
  1. Eric Schiller, Comparatives
  2. , phonology
• 3.560 Disc: Phonology
  1. "Richard L. Goerwitz", Re: 3.555 Comparatives, Phonology
  2. , dissimilation update
  3. , 3.551 Phonology
  4. , Phonology (Normal, Natural, Broad, Etc.)
• 3.561 Disc: Accents, Taboo Words, Indirect Discourse
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.553 Queries: Accents, Kay CSL, Taboo Words, Afar
  2. Lesli LaRocco, Re: 3.553 Queries: Accents, Kay CSL, Taboo Words, Afar
  3. (esli LaRocco, accents
  4. Bill McKellin, Re: 3.557 Philosophy of Mind
  5. John Cowan, Re: 3.553 Queries: Accents, Kay CSL, Taboo Words, Afar
  6. Jeff Lansing, Indirect Discourse
• 3.562 Disc: Accents and LINGUIST in the news
  1. BARBARA PARTEE, accents: linguistnet in the news
• 3.566 Disc: Accents in the Classroom
  1. Peter D. Junger, Accents
  2. Geoffrey Nunberg, accents
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.562 Accents: LINGUIST in the news
  4. , 3.562 Accents: LINGUIST in the news
• 3.567 Disc: Comparatives
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", Comparatives
• 3.569 Disc: Assimilation, Dissimilation, Natural Phonology
  1. , Polish voicing assimilation
  2. , Dissimilation
  3. John S. Coleman, Natural Phonology
• 3.572 Disc: Dog
  1. (, dog
  2. , Hot Dogs and Hot Dates
• 3.573 Disc: Culture-Dependency
  1. , physics and culture
  2. , culture-dependency
• 3.575 Disc: Citing LINGUIST
  1. , Re: 3.562 Accents: LINGUIST in the news
• 3.576 Disc: Accents in the Classroom
  1. "Barbara.Abbott", 3.566 Accents in the Classroom
  2. John Cowan, Re: 3.563 Summary: Accents in Classroom
  3. David Powers, Re: 3.566 Accents in the Classroom
• 3.577 Disc: Citing LINGUIST
  1. Aki Namioka, Re: 3.575 Citing LINGUIST
  2. John Cowan, Re: 3.575 Citing LINGUIST
  3. , Re: 3.575 Citing LINGUIST
• 3.582 Disc: Citing LINGUIST
  1. Stavros Macrakis, 3.575 Citing LINGUIST
  2. David Powers, Re: 3.575 Citing LINGUIST
• 3.584 Disc: Dissimilation, assimilation
  1. Jennifer Cole, dissimilation
  2. , 3.569 Phonology: Assimilation, Dissimilation, Natural
• 3.588 Disc: Rules
  1. , Rules
• 3.589 Disc: Accents in the Classroom
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.576 Accents in the Classroom
  2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.576 Accents in the Classroom
• 3.590 Disc: Comparatives
  1. JOHN FRAMPTON, for the List
• 3.592 Disc: Narrative Voice Switches; Physics and Language
  1. Martin Wynne, Narrative voices
  2. Stavros Macrakis, Physics and language
• 3.593 Disc: Citing LINGUIST
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.577 Citing LINGUIST
  2. , 3.575 Citing LINGUIST
• 3.594 Disc: Citing LINGUIST
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 3.593 Citing LINGUIST
• 3.598 Disc: Citing LINGUIST
  1. David Stampe, 3.594 Citing LINGUIST
  2. "Richard L. Goerwitz", Re: 3.594 Citing LINGUIST
  3. Swann Philip, 3.593 Citing LINGUIST
• 3.601 Disc: Accents in the Classroom
  1. Marianna Dipaolo, Re: 3.589 Accents in the Classroom
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.589 Accents in the Classroom
• 3.602 Disc: Citing LINGUIST
  1. Claudia Brugman, Re: 3.598 Citing LINGUIST
  2. Paul Saka, RE 3.598 citations
  3. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 3.598 Citing LINGUIST
• 3.605 Disc: Comparatives
  1. Dan Finer, Comparative Reconstruction
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", Comparatives: more on more
• 3.608 Disc: Linguistics and Culture; Dissimilation
  1. Mark Peterson, Re: 3.592 Narrative Voice Switches; Physics and Language
  2. Robert D Hoberman, Anthropologist or linguist?
  3. Jacques Guy, Dissimilation
• 3.611 Disc: Dissimilation
  1. , Dissimilation?
• 3.616 Disc: E-mail links with Serbia Cut
  1. , E-mail links with Serbia
• 3.624 Disc: E-mail links with Serbia
  1. Jouko Lindstedt, 3.616 E-mail links with Serbia cut
• 3.628 Disc: Drift in English/Position in Constructions
  1. Dan I. Slobin, Drift in English
• 3.633 Disc: Linguistic Drift
  1. (, drift
• 3.635 Disc: Linguistic Drift
  1. Dan I. Slobin, Re: 3.633 Linguistic Drift
  2. David Powers, Re: 3.633 Linguistic Drift
  3. Cathy Ball, Re: 3.633 Linguistic Drift
• 3.638 Disc: Being have
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", report: being have
  2. Monica Macaulay, being have
  3. Michael Kac, Being have
• 3.641 Disc: Government and Case
  1. "R.Hudson", Linguistic drift; John and me went
  2. , Re: 3.635 Linguistic Drift
  3. , re: 3.633 Linguistic drift
• 3.647 Disc: Drift
  1. H. Stephen Straight, Re: Drifting Along
  2. Robert Beard, Case and English Pronouns
• 3.648 Disc: Drift
  1. Price Caldwell, Re: 3.647 Drift
  2. JEROEN WIEDENHOF, Drift: 'case & coordination'
  3. John Cowan, Drift: the way it works
  4. (ohn Cowan, drift: government and case
• 3.651 Disc: Drift, Coordination and Case-Marking
  1. Richard Ogden, drift
  2. , Re: 3.648 Drift
  3. David Gil, COORDINATION AND CASE MARKING
• 3.652 Disc: Reanalyses
  1. , got for
  2. Henry Churchyard, Overheard reanalysis....
• 3.654 Disc: Drift, Coordination and Case-marking
  1. Michael Newman, Re: 3.651 Drift, Coordination and Case-Marking
  2. Why are people talking about my back?, Re: 3.651 Drift, Coordination and Case-Marking
  3. Michael Kac, Re: 3.651 Drift, Coordination and Case-Marking
• 3.658 Disc: Drift, Coordination and Case-marking
  1. Mary Tait, Re: 3.651 Drift, Coordination and Case-Marking
  2. , RE: 3.628 Drift in English; Position in Constructions
  3. benji wald, Re: 3.654 Drift, Coordination and Case-marking
• 3.663 Disc: Reanalyses
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", reanalysis: windshield factor
  2. Debbie Berkley, Re: 3.652 Reanalyses
  3. , "deserves you right"
  4. Greg Stump, Reanalyses
  5. , RE: 3.609 Queries: Interlingua, Winnebago, Reanalysis
  6. "M. Serena Spenser", Re: 3.652 Reanalyses
  7. mark, got for
• 3.671 Disc: Parameter Setting and the Garden of Eden
  1. , Parameter Setting and the Garden of Eden
• 3.673 Disc: Iconicity Summary, Cognitive, Physics
  1. "Itamar Even-Zohar, Porter Chair of Semi, Re: 3.664 Summary: iconicity
  2. Scott Delancey, Re: 3.667 Queries: Crow, Juxtaposition, Cognitive
  3. bert peeters, Physics: culture dependent or independent
• 3.676 Disc: Nicht
  1. , Re: 3.668 Queries: Not in German, Elicitation, NLP, French
  2. Larry Horn, Re: 3.668 Queries: Not in German, Elicitation, NLP, French
• 3.677 Disc: Reanalyses
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.663 Reanalyses
  2. Michael Newman, Re: 3.663 Reanalyses
  3. , ST
  4. Why are people talking about my back?, Re: 3.663 Reanalyses
  5. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 3.663 Reanalyses
• 3.678 Disc: Parameters
  1. , RE: 3.671 Parameter Setting and the Garden of Eden
• 3.684 Disc: ASL and Handedness
  1. Andrew Barss, ASL and dominance/handedness
  2. "R.M. Battison, ASL and handedness
• 3.686 Disc: Reanalyses
  1. , Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
  2. Debbie Berkley, Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
  3. (ebbie Berkley, duct/duck
  4. Michael Henderson, Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
  5. , RE: 3.677 Reanalyses
  6. , Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
  7. , Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
• 3.695 Disc: ASL and Handedness
  1. , ASL
• 3.697 Disc: Reanalyses
  1. "George Fowler h(, RE: 3.686 Reanalyses
  2. "Eleanor Olds Batchelder, Re: 3.686 Reanalyses
  3. Pamela Munro, reanalyses?
  4. Michael Everson, Reanalyses
• 3.698 Disc: Punctuation
  1. Betty Birner, Re: 3.690 Queries: Unknown language; Punctuation Reform
  2. Mark H Aronoff, Re: 3.690 Queries: Unknown language; Punctuation Reform
  3. Natalie Maynor, Re: Punctuation Reform
• 3.701 Disc: Reanalyses
  1. , Re: 3.697 Reanalyses
  2. Ian MacKay, reanalysis
  3. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.697 Reanalyses
  4. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.697 Reanalyses
  5. , Reanalyses
• 3.703 Disc: Reanalyses
  1. mark, Re 3.701 Reanalyses
  2. (ark, reanalysis
  3. Herb Stahlke, Reanalyses
  4. Ian MacKay, reanalyses
  5. David Stampe, 3.701 Reanalyses
  6. Claudia Brugman, Re: 3.701 Reanalyses
  7. Michael Kac, Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
  8. , 3.701 Reanalyses
  9. "Sue.Gass", Reanalysis
• 3.713 Disc: Last Posting on Punctuation
  1. , Punctuation reform summary
  2. Anthony C. Woodbury, 3.698 Punctuation
  3. This space for rent, Re: 3.698 Punctuation
  4. co15, Re: 3.698 Punctuation
  5. , anachronistic spelling rules
  6. Ivan A Derzhanski, 3.698 Punctuation
  7. Michael Kac, Re: 3.690 Queries: Unknown language; Punctuation Reform
  8. Michael Everson, Reanalyses and Punctuation
• 3.714 Disc: Reanalyses
  1. , Re: 3.701 Reanalyses
  2. , 3.703 Reanalyses
  3. CHRISTINE KAMPRATH, RE: 3.703 Reanalyses
  4. , Reanalyses
  5. Herb Stahlke, Reanalyses
  6. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.703 Reanalyses
  7. , Re: 3.703 Reanalyses
  8. Nancy L. Dray, Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
• 3.716 Disc: The Barber Paradox (Part 1)
  1. Stavros Macrakis, 3.711 Queries: English Dialect Syntax, Paradoxes, Norman fix
  2. Steve Berman, 3.711 Queries: English Dialect Syntax, Paradoxes, Norman fix
  3. Dale Russell, 3.711 The barber's paradox
  4. William Dowling, The Barber (paradox regained)
  5. , Re: 3.711 Queries: English Dialect Syntax, Paradoxes, Norman fix
• 3.717 Disc: The Barber Paradox (Part 2)
  1. Tom Lai, Re: 3.711 Queries: Paradoxes
  2. "David M. W. Powers", The barber is a woman!
• 3.720 Disc: Reanalyses (Part 1)
  1. Pamela Munro, reanalyses
  2. , reanalyses
  3. , Re: 3.714 Reanalyses: An irrelevant apropos
  4. Henry Rogers, Re: 3.714 Reanalyses
  5. John Dingley, Reanalyses
  6. , reanalyses
  7. Dennis Baron, reanalysis
• 3.721 Disc: Reanalyses (Part 2)
  1. Herb Stahlke, Reanalyses
  2. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.714 Reanalyses
  3. , Re: 3.714 Reanalyses
  4. Monica Macaulay, reanalyses
  5. mark, Reanalyses
  6. , iMput
  7. Michael Kac, Re: 3.714 Reanalyses
  8. Jill Brody, reanalyses
• 3.722 Disc: Last Posting on Reanalyses
  1. Robert Beard, Reanalysis
  2. Fran Karttunen, More reanalyses
  3. , RE: 3.703 Reanalyses
  4. FD00000, 3.703 Reanalyses
  5. , A Russian reanalysis
  6. , reanalyses
• 3.729 Disc: Barber Paradox
  1. J.T. de Jong, barber
  2. Alex Monaghan, Re: 3.717 The Barber Paradox (Part 2)
  3. , RE: More of the barber of Seville
  4. Lars Ahrenberg, Re: 3.716 The Barber Paradox
• 3.730 Disc: Parameter Setting
  1. , Parameter Setting and the Garden of Eden. II
• 3.734 Disc: Baby-talk, Non-sexist Language
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, Baby talk, inspired by 3.720 Reanalyses (Part 1)
  2. , 3.724 *dog* as non-sexist language
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, 3.724 Summary: 'dog' as sexist language
• 3.740 Disc: Non-Sexist language
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.734 Non-sexist Language
  2. Johanna Rubba, dog
• 3.741 Disc: he Barber Paradox
  1. Jacques Guy, the Barber Paradox as confusion between sign and referent
• 3.746 Disc: Japanese Pronouns
  1. Kim Jones, Japanese pronoun "boku"
  2. John Lee, T
  3. Kim Jones, Japanese pronoun "boku"
  4. This space for rent, Re: 3.734 Baby-talk, Non-sexist Language
• 3.750 Disc: The Barber Paradox
  1. , Barber Paradox
  2. Tom Lai, Barber's Paradox
  3. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 3.741 The Barber Paradox: Sign and Referent
• 3.751 Disc: Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  1. Avery Andrews, unification- vs. constraint- based grammar
• 3.752 Disc: Sexism in Language
  1. Swann Philip, 3.740 Non-Sexist language
  2. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 3.740 Non-Sexist language
• 3.753 Disc: Oaxaca Project Update
  1. John E. Koontz, Oaxaca Project Update
• 3.755 Disc: Japanese Pronouns
  1. , RE: 3.746 Japanese Pronouns
  2. Bob Kerns, Re: 3.746 Japanese Pronouns
• 3.756 Disc: Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  1. Rich Hilliard, 3.751 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: 3.751 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  3. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.751 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  4. "Henry S. Thompson", Re: 3.751 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
• 3.759 Disc: Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  1. , Unification theories et al.
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.756 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  3. John S. Coleman, 3.756 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  4. Mark Johnson, Re: 3.756 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
• 3.764 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics, Paradox, Movie
  1. bert peeters, Cognitive linguistics
  2. Jon Aske, the barber's paradox
  3. , 3.750 The Barber Paradox
  4. , 3.747 New Chomsky Movie
• 3.765 Disc: Sexism, Japanese Pronouns
  1. , Re: 3.752 Sexism in Language
  2. Leland Emerson McCleary, PC and humor
  3. John S. Coleman, 3.755 Japanese Pronouns
  4. , Re: 3.755 Japanese Pronouns
  5. Hiromi Morikawa, Re: 3.755 Japanese Pronouns
  6. Melody Sutton, Re: 3.755 Japanese Pronouns
• 3.766 Disc: Like, Phoneticians
  1. Swann Philip, 3.738 Queries: Spoonerisms, Drift, Like, Chinese
  2. , 3.747 Phoneticians
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.747 Phoneticians; New Chomsky Movie
• 3.767 Disc: Oaxaca, Language, Culture, Nationalism and Peace
  1. "David M. W. Powers", Oaxaca, Language, Culture, Nationalism and Peace
• 3.769 Disc: Phoneticians I
  1. John S. Coleman, 3.766 Phoneticians
  2. Richard Ogden, phoneticians
  3. Joe Stemberger, Re: 3.766 Like, Phoneticians
• 3.770 Disc: Phoneticians II
  1. , Re: 3.766 Like, Phoneticians
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.766 Like, Phoneticians
  3. , 3.766 Phoneticians
  4. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.766 Like, Phoneticians
• 3.771 Disc: Language Preservation
  1. , Oaxaca, Language, Culture, Nationalism and Peace
  2. Richard Ogden, 'nationalism' and languages
  3. , 0000
• 3.774 Disc: Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  1. Hans Uszkoreit, Re: 3.756 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
  2. Avery Andrews, `unification-based' vs `principles & parameters-based' grammars
  3. , Re: 3.759 Unification vs Constraint-Based Grammars
• 3.776 Disc: Postal's "Best Theory" and Unification
  1. Randy Allen Harris, "The best theory"
  2. Avery Andrews, Unification vs. Constraint-Based Grammars
• 3.783 Disc: Phoneticians
  1. John S. Coleman, 3.769 Phoneticians I
  2. Richard Ogden, phoneticians
  3. , RE: 3.770 Phoneticians II
  4. , Phoneticians
• 3.784 Disc: Unification vs Constraints
  1. steven schaufele c/o elaine schaufele, unification- vs. constraint-based grammars
  2. anoop sarkar, Inheritance and Unification Grammars
• 3.785 Disc: The Preservation of Languages
  1. "R.Hudson", Dying languages
  2. stephen ryberg , promoting diversity
• 3.788 Disc: Japanese Pronouns
  1. , Re: 3.765 Japanese Pronouns
  2. , Re: 3.755 Japanese Pronouns
• 3.798 Disc: Language Preservation
  1. , Re: 3.785 The Preservation of Languages
  2. , Language Preservation
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Brother's keeper?
• 3.800 Disc: Negatives
  1. Jane Edwards, listlessness of negatives
• 3.802 Disc: Language Preservation
  1. Mark Turnbull, natural language diversity
  2. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.798 Language Preservation
  3. Leland Emerson McCleary, Threatened languages
• 3.804 Disc: Paradox, Negatives
  1. Leland Emerson McCleary, Paradox
  2. A. Rene' Schmauder, Negatives
  3. David Denison, 3.800 Negatives
  4. , Negatives
  5. benji wald, Re: 3.793 Queries: Lexicon, Polish, Dialects
• 3.806 Disc: Negatives
  1. , negatives
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.804 Negatives
  3. , Ample Negatives
  4. "Soren Harder, Depts. of Phil. & Ling.", Re: 3.804 Paradox, Negatives
  5. , Re: 3.804 Paradox, Negatives
• 3.811 Disc: Language Preservation
  1. mark, 3.798 Language Preservation, Brother's Keeper?
  2. Bill Bennett, Re: [3.802 Language Preservation]
  3. "David M. W. Powers", Re: Language Preservation
• 3.815 Disc: The Study of Gender?
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.807 Announcements: LSA Taskforce; Chicago Dissertations
• 3.817 Disc: Best Theory Fallacy and Unification
  1. Avery Andrews, Best Theory Fallacy
• 3.818 Disc: Negatives
  1. bert peeters, 3.806 Negatives - Je crains qu'il ne pleuve
  2. "Warren A. Brewer ", I could care less, Henry.
  3. Michael Kac, Re: 3.806 Negatives
  4. , Re: 3.804 Paradox, Negatives
  5. Larry Horn, Re: 3.806 Negatives
  6. Michael Kac, Re: 3.804 Paradox, Negatives
  7. Larry Horn, Reneging
• 3.819 Disc: Language Preservation
  1. Joseph Tomei, Language presevation
  2. Ivan A Derzhanski, 3.811 Language Preservation
  3. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.811 Language Preservation
  4. , Re: 3.811 Language Preservation
• 3.820 Disc: Phonetician (report on the references)
  1. , Phoneticians
• 3.821 Disc: Negatives
  1. Henry Kucera, Could[n't] care less--summary
  2. , 3.818 Negatives
  3. steven schaufele c/o elaine schaufele, evanescent negatives
• 3.825 Disc: Language Preservation
  1. Patrick John Coppock, 3.819 Language Preservation
  2. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 3.819 Language Preservation
• 3.826 Disc: Japanese, Objectionable words, Gender Studies
  1. , RE 3.765 Japanese pronouns
  2. BIASCA DEBRA HALPERIN, Re: 3.816 FYI: Mystery Citation, Diachronic Chinese, Gay
  3. "Mira Ariel, Tel-Aviv University", Re: 3.815 The Study of Gender?
• 3.829 Disc: Ne Pleonastique
  1. "Don W.", 'Ne' pleonastique
  2. , negation
• 3.830 Disc: Pleonastic Ne
  1. , Re: 3.829 Ne Pleonastique
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", making sense of pleonastic ne etc.
  3. Bill Bennett, Ne in French
• 3.833 Disc: Objectionable Words?
  1. mark, Re 3.826 Jew vs. Jewish person
  2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.826 Japanese; Objectionable words; Gender Studies
• 3.834 Disc: Unification
  1. steven schaufele c/o elaine schaufele, unification, inheritance, and cognitive theory
• 3.835 Disc: Language Preservation
  1. Bill Bennett, Language survival
  2. , Oaxaca
  3. Caoimhin P. ODonnaile, Re: 3.824 Queries: American English Corpora, Irish
• 3.836 Disc: Ne Pleonastique and Polarity Items
  1. , ne in French - a reference
  2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.830 Pleonastic Ne
  3. , Poets' Corner
• 3.838 Disc: Place-Names and Articles
  1. , The Bronx
• 3.839 Disc: Final Devoicing
  1. John S. Coleman, 3.783 Phoneticians
• 3.842 Disc: Objectionable Words
  1. Julie Coleman, RE: 3.833 Objectionable Words?
  2. , "Jew" vs. "Jewish people"
  3. Dennis Baron, jew(ish)
  4. "David M. W. Powers", Re: 3.833 Objectionable Words?
  5. Stanley Dubinsky, Re: 3.833 Objectionable Words?
  6. Larry Horn, Re: 3.833 Objectionable Words?
  7. Stavros Macrakis, "Jew"
  8. benji wald, Re: 3.833 Objectionable Words?
• 3.846 Disc: Ne Pleonastique
  1. bert peeters, 3.830 Pleonastic Ne
  2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.836 Negatives: Ne Pleonastique and Polarity Items
  3. Laszlo Kalman, Re: 3.836 Negatives: Ne Pleonastique and Polarity Items
  4. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 3.829 Ne Pleonastique
  5. , pleonastic negation
  6. benji wald, Re: 3.836 Negatives: Ne Pleonastique and Polarity Items
• 3.847 Disc: Place-Names and Articles
  1. , Place-Names and Articles
  2. Michael, group names
• 3.853 Disc: Probabilistic Reasoning in Linguistics
  1. , Scientific American
• 3.854 Disc: Negation
  1. David A. Johns, "So don't I"
  2. Bernard Lang, negation
  3. , Pleonastic negative in Hindi
  4. Joel Goldfield, "Ne expressif or ne expl'etif"
• 3.855 Disc: Objectionable Words
  1. ALICE FABER, RE: 3.842 Objectionable Words
  2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.842 Objectionable Words
  3. BIASCA DEBRA HALPERIN, Re: 3.842 Objectionable Words
  4. Nakamura Akira, jew
  5. "LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, Re: 3.847 Place-Names and Articles
  6. Geoffrey Nunberg, re: objectionable words
  7. Michael Kac, Re: 3.833 Objectionable Words?
• 3.859 Disc: Probabilistic Reasoning in Linguistics
  1. , Probability in linguistic comparison
  2. "Sam Wang, 3.853 Probabilistic Reasoning in Linguistics
  3. John S. Coleman, 3.853 Probabilistic Reasoning in Linguistics
• 3.860 Disc: Compounds, Pronouns, WH-Movement
  1. Mark H Aronoff, English Compounds!
  2. , Re: 3.826 Japanese
  3. , WH-Movement in Afrikaans
• 3.861 Disc: Negation, Placenames
  1. Pascal AMSILI, Some points about French "ne" (Re: 3-804/6/29)
  2. Michael Kac, Re: 3.854 Negation
  3. (ichael Kac, Forwarded message...
  4. David Denison, re LINGUIST 3-855
  5. John S. Coleman, Place-Names and Articles
  6. mark, 3.855 [hill]... hill
  7. , Re: 3.856 Queries: Computers, Articles, Addresses
• 3.862 Disc: Software
  1. Thierry van Steenberghe, Re: 3.856 Queries: Computers, Articles, Addresses
  2. , Re: 3.186 Software available
  3. , Spell Checkers
• 3.865 Disc: Probabilistic Reasoning
  1. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.859 Probabilistic Reasoning in Linguistics
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", Probabilistic Reasoning
  3. Ann Taylor, Re: 3.859 Probabilistic Reasoning in Linguistics
  4. Scott C DeLancey, 3.859 Probabilistic Reasoning in Linguistics (fwd)
• 3.866 Disc: Objectionable Words
  1. , objectionable words
  2. , objectionable words
  3. "Lynn S. Messing", Re: 3.855 Objectionable Words
  4. benji wald, Re: 3.855 Objectionable Words
• 3.867 Disc: Phonetics
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", phoneticians
  2. John S. Coleman, 3.839 Final Devoicing
• 3.871 Disc: Objectionable Words
  1. , objectionable words
  2. "Don W.", Democrat(ic)
  3. , 3.866 Objectionable Words
  4. Peter Salus, Re: 3.866 Objectionable Words
  5. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.866 Objectionable Words
  6. "Jane H. Hill", Re: 3.866 Objectionable Words
  7. Margaret M. Fleck, Objectionable Words
• 3.872 Disc: Probabilistic Reasoning
  1. Don Ringe, probabilistic analysis of language comparison
  2. Don Ringe, probabilities: six languages compared
  3. , Probabilistic Reasoning in Linguistics
• 3.873 Disc: Phoneticians (last posting)
  1. , 3.839 Final Devoicing (Previous topic was 'Phoneticians'
• 3.883 Disc: Objectionable Words (Last Posting)
  1. BIASCA DEBRA HALPERIN, Re: 3.871 Objectionable Words
  2. , Objectionable Words
  3. , Re: 3.871 Objectionable Words
• 3.886 Disc: Probabilistic Reasoning
  1. Don Ringe, explanation of a recent statement regarding probabilities
  2. "Paul Purdom", Re: 3.872 Probabilistic Reasoning
• 3.887 Disc: Japanese Pronouns, Gender-Marking
  1. mark, 3.860 Pronouns
  2. Michael Newman, Re: 3.871 Objectionable Words
• 3.888 Disc: Negatives
  1. John Dingley, NE exple'tif
  2. (ohn Dingley, so don't I not
  3. (ohn Dingley, I don't think, not
  4. (ohn Dingley, I don't think anymore
• 3.892 Disc: Articles in Geographical Names
  1. "Don W.", Articles in geographical names
  2. Luiz Arthur Pagani, Re: 3.838 Place-Names and Articles
  3. Deborah Berkley, Re: 3.861 Negation,
• 3.895 Disc: Probabilistic Reasoning; Language Preservation
  1. Margaret M. Fleck, 3.886 Probabilistic Reasoning
  2. Mark Turnbull, language preservation
• 3.899 Disc: Morphemization
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", morphemization
• 3.904 Disc: Names, Spanish
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: 3.892 Articles in Geographical Names
  2. Ian MacKay, Articles in place-names
  3. Michael Newman, Re: 3.894 Queries: Fillmore; Spanish; Chinese TeX Fonts; NLP
• 3.907 Disc: Fillmore, Reanalysis
  1. Scott C DeLancey, Re: 3.894 Queries: Fillmore
  2. John Cowan, Re: control language
  3. , morphological reanalysis/folk etymology, etc.
• 3.908 Disc: Placenames
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.904 Names, Spanish
  2. , Articles in geographical names
  3. Thomas E Payne, Re: 3.904 Names, Spanish
  4. "J.J.Higgins - Education", Re: 3.904 Names
• 3.914 Disc: Articles and Placenames
  1. Dan Slobin, Re: 3.908 Placenames
  2. Thomas E Payne, "The" and colonial status
  3. , Re: 3.904 Names, Spanish
  4. Larry Horn, Re: 3.908 Placenames
  5. Gregory Ward, LA freeway nomenclature
  6. "Don W.", 'The' 5
  7. Melody Sutton, Re: 3.908 Placenames
  8. Robert Beard, Ukraina
  9. "Michael A. Erickson", Re: 3.908 Placenames
  10. , Articles in place names:
• 3.915 Disc: Software
  1. Ian MacKay, Grammar checkers
  2. Michael Earl Darnell, Re: 3.880 Review: Adobe Typemanager
• 3.917 Disc: Greenberg, Classification and Historical
  1. , Greenberg, Ruhlen, & historical linguistics
• 3.918 Disc: Articles and Names
  1. , Re: 3.914 Articles in Placenames
  2. , articles in place names
  3. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.914 Articles in Placenames
  4. Jeff Runner, "The" City
  5. John E. Koontz, Re: 3.914 Articles in Placenames
  6. Lynda M. Milne, Re: 3.914 Articles in Placenames
  7. , Re: 3.914 Articles in Placenames
  8. ALICE FABER, THE City
  9. Paul Saka, RE 3.914 Placenames
  10. Ian MacKay, Articles with highway numbers
• 3.921 Disc: Hangul
  1. mark, Hangul Day
  2. Sungjin Han, forwarded message: Hangul
  3. Jong Gyun Lim, Hangul Day
• 3.927 Disc: Hangul
  1. Gregory K. Iverson, Han'gul nal
  2. David J Silva 315-443-5375, Hangul
• 3.929 Disc: Articles and Names
  1. Ann Taylor, Re: 3.918 Articles and Names
  2. Fran Karttunen, Re: 3.918 Articles and Names
  3. William Dowling, Articles in place names, highway names
  4. Marianna Di Paolo, articles with lake names
  5. Michael Kac, Articles, place (and other) names
  6. , The City and The Donald
• 3.930 Disc: Negatives
  1. Fran Karttunen, Negation run amuck
  2. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.920 Queries: German, History of English, Am not I
• 3.932 Disc: Articles and Names
  1. , Re: 3.929 Articles and Names
  2. Brian D Joseph, Posting for LINGUIST
  3. Bill Bennett, Re: [3.929 Articles and Names]
  4. , Articles and Names
  5. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.929 Articles and Names
  6. H. Stephen Straight, Articles in Names: A Minimal Pair
  7. Mark Hansell/ Mai Hansheng, "The City"
  8. Hartmut Haberland, Re: 3.929 Articles and Names
  9. dwight tuinstra, Re: 3.929 Articles and Names
• 3.936 Disc: Ain't/Aren't
  1. (lex Monaghan, ain't/aren't
  2. John Hughes, Re: 3.930 Negatives: Too Many; Ain't
  3. Alex Monaghan, Re: 3.920 Queries: German, History of English, Am not I
• 3.937 Disc: Assessing Remote Linguistic Relationships
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", assessing remote relationships
  2. , 3.917 Greenberg, Classification and Historical
• 3.939 Disc: Articles and Names
  1. Patrick John Coppock, 3.932 Articles and Names
  2. no chive, Re: 3.932 Articles and Names
  3. Ian MacKay, articles and names
  4. , Place names, "The Island"
  5. Michael Kac, Where is The Midwest?
  6. "Dennis.Preston", 3.929 Articles and Names
• 3.941 Disc: Hangul
  1. Young-Key Kim-Renaud, Re: 3.927 Hangul
  2. , World Linguistics Day
• 3.947 Disc: Articles
  1. , articles and university names
  2. mark, Re 3.929 Articles and Names
  3. benji wald, Re: 3.932 Articles and Names
  4. , Re: 3.939 Articles and Names
  5. , definitized Christian names
  6. John Cowan, the former Yugoslavia
• 3.958 Disc: Nonstandard Which
  1. Margaret M. Fleck, Nonstandard "which"
  2. "Dennis.Preston", 3.944 Summary: Nonstandard "whic
• 3.959 Disc: Is Basic Vocabulary More Resistant to Change?
  1. Matthew Dryer, Basic Vocabulary
• 3.960 Disc: Handel, Former
  1. John Cowan, Messiah
  2. no chive, Re: 3.947 Articles
  3. Mark Seiden, Handel's "Messiah"
  4. MOLLY DIESING, Re: 3.947 Articles
  5. Ivan A Derzhanski, 3.947 the former Yugoslavia
• 3.961 Disc: Articles and Names
  1. MANFRED KRIFKA, Articles and Names, German
  2. , Re: 3.932 articles and names
  3. mark, Names, intimacy, diminution, and pejoration
• 3.963 Disc: Rap, Subphonemic Writing, Which
  1. benji wald, Re: 3.934 Queries: Causative/Passive, Rap
  2. "Richard L. Goerwitz", Re: 3.935 Summary: Subphonemic Writing
  3. "Robert Port", Re: 3.958 Nonstandard Which and Where
• 3.966 Disc: Wannabe
  1. , Wannabes
  2. , Re: 3.964 Queries: Wannabe
  3. , RE: 3.964 Queries: Wannabe, Case Quarter, Old English,
  4. benji wald, Re: 3.964 Queries: Wannabe, Case Quarter, Old English,
  5. "Vern M. Lindblad", Re: 3.964 Queries: Wannabe, ...
• 3.971 Disc: Wannabe (last posting)
  1. , Wannabes
  2. Paul King, T
  3. dragon, Wannabe
• 3.973 Disc: Articles (last posting)
  1. Michael Newman, article +name
  2. Bill Bennett, Articles with proper nouns
  3. , articles in place names
• 3.986 Disc: Correction/additions to causative/passive summary
  1. , correction/additions to causative/passive summary
• 3.987 Disc: Quantitative Software
  1. Steve Borgatti, Re: 3.975 Summary: report on Ethnographic Software
  2. "Jane H. Hill", Re: 3.975 Summary: report on Ethnographic Software
• 3.1001 Disc: Seminole
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: 3.1000 Queries: ...; Seminole
  2. Roland Walker 214 - 709 2400, languages in Florida
• 3.1011 Disc: Old English Object Deletion
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.1002 Summary: Archaic "Go to"

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