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  • 1999Why is grammaticalization irreversible?920 cited
  • 1990The Grammaticization of Passive Morphology746 cited
  • 1965The Evolution of Grammatical Categories633 cited
  • 1981ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NUMERAL ‘ONE’ AS AN INDEFINITE MARKER344 cited
  • 1991The evolution of negation323 cited
  • 1992Thoughts on degrammaticalization237 cited
  • 2003Analogical Change197 cited
  • 1991SOME NEGLECTED EVIDENCE FOR LATIN HABEO WITH INFINITIVE: THE ORDER OF THE CONSTITUENTS169 cited
  • 1999Auxiliaires, langues romanes et grammaticalisation133 cited
  • 1971The Origin and Development of LatinHabeo+Infinitive125 cited
  • 2002More thoughts on degrammaticalization62 cited

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