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The morpho-syntax of the Germanic noun phrase : determiners move into the determiner phrase

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ing away from generating comical effects and classical exceptions such as das Weib ‘the-N woman’, das Madchen ‘the-N girl’ and das Kind ‘the-N child’,

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