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Well, He May Could Have Sounded Nicer: Perceptions of the Double Modal in Doctor-Patient Interactions
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Attitudes towards language variation : Social and applied contexts. Edited by Ellen Bouchard Ryan and Howard Giles. (The social psychology of language, 1.) London: Arnold, 1982. Pp. xiv, 286.
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