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Issues in Vowel Harmony: Proceedings of the CUNY Linguistics Conference on Vowel Harmony, May 14, 1977Edited by Robert M. Vago
[Studies in Language Companion Series 6] 1980
► pp. 201–236
Edited by Robert M. Vago
[Studies in Language Companion Series 6] 1980
► pp. 201–236
Nez Perce Vowel Harmony
An Africanist Explanation and some Theoretical Questions
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