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The Role of Suppression and Enhancement in Understanding Metaphors☆

Morton Ann Gernsbacher, Boaz Keysar, Rachel R.W. Robertson, Necia K. Werner

2001-10-01articleJournal of Memory and Language229 citationsgreen

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