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• 2011A regional analysis of contraction rate in written Standard American English32 cited
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• 2020Place and language: Links between speech, region, and connection to place17 cited
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• 2012Lamsas, Cacwl, and the South–south Midland Dialect Boundary in Nineteenth-Century North Carolina7 cited
• 2005Scottish Gaelic dialectology: A preliminary assessment of the Survey of the Gaelic Dialects of Scotland5 cited
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