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Inflectional Economy and Politeness. Morphology-internal and morphology-external factors in the loss of second person marking in Dutch
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  • 2005The development of a new pronoun: The linguistic and social embedding of a gente in Brazilian Portuguese88 cited
  • 1999The decline of the genitive in Dutch37 cited
  • 2007It's the economy, stupid! Een vergelijkende blik op 'men' en 'man'24 cited

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  • 2015The exceptional loss of the pronoun T27 cited
  • 2014Let's talk about you and me26 cited
  • 2013Synchronic variation and loss of case26 cited

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