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Ellipsis and Pronominal Reference in Japanese Clefts

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This paper presents my work in progress on two problems related to Japanese clefts. I will argue that the relevant phenomena provide supporting evidence for the recent proposal by Oku 1998 and Kim 1999 that Japanese/Korean allow argument ellipsis.

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