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112467.pdf.jpg1998-Wicked Witches were invented by frightened men
112469.pdf.jpg1998-Gentle Anthropology
112470.pdf.jpg1998-Thinking Russian/writting English: textual traces of an Émigré´s conflict
112471.pdf.jpg1998-Death Sentences: From Rushdie´s the moor´s last sigh to the sigh. An exercise in (Mis) communication(s)
112474.pdf.jpg1998-Word-plays in the headlines of the British
112475.pdf.jpg1998-Decoding cosmetics and fashion advertisements in contemporary wome´s magazines
112473.pdf.jpg1998-Intercultural (Mis) communication: the influence of L1 and C1 on L2 and C2. A tentative approach to textbooks
112472.pdf.jpg1998-Desculturización versus culturización en la enseñanza en inglés como lengua extranjera: planteamientos divergentes y soluciones conciliadoras
112493.pdf.jpg1999-The dialect vocabulary of ulster
112494.pdf.jpg1999-In sociolinguistics lacking in style?
112490.pdf.jpg1999-The social diffusion of linguistic innovations in fifteenth century england: chancery spellings in private correspondence
112491.pdf.jpg1999-Reconstructing variation in the speech community: evidence on early american english negative constructions from the salem witchcraft papers
112492.pdf.jpg1999-Two large-scale and long-term language variation surveys: a retrospective and a plan
112477.pdf.jpg1999-Dialec contact, dialectology and sociolinguistics
112487.pdf.jpg1999-Nothing in context: variation, grammaticization and past time marking in Nigerian pidgin English
112488.pdf.jpg1999-Variation theory: a view from creole continua
112489.pdf.jpg1999-Pidgin traits in the adaptation process of spanish anglicisms
112480.pdf.jpg1999-Taming the vernacular: some repercussions for the study of Syntactic variation and spoken grammar
112481.pdf.jpg1999-Relative markers in late twentieth century written british english
112478.pdf.jpg1999-Phonological variation and change in contemporany English: evidence from newcastle upon tyne and dervy