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Publication by Dziemianko & Lew (2006)
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English | When you are Explaining the Meaning of a Word: The Effect of Abstract Noun Definition Format on Syntactic Class Identification |
Publication by Dziemianko & Lew (2006) |
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Anna Dziemianko
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Robert Lew
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When you are Explaining the Meaning of a Word: The Effect of Abstract Noun Definition Format on Syntactic Class Identification (English)
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2006
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