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Richard C. Shillcock1991

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Lexical Hypotheses in Continuous Speech

Richard C. Shillcock

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Year1991

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Published1991-01-10

VenueThe MIT Press eBooks

Languageen

Citations102

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ShelfPhonetics and Phonology Research

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doi10.7551/mitpress/1889.003.0003

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