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WTO and the South: Past, Present and Future the development of word order. Section 7.3 lists the probability values of the variety grammar and the frequencies they are based upon for 48 foreign speakers and for a group of Heidelberg dialect speakers.

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Globalization and the Singapore Curriculumars (Sect. 3.2), to context-sensitive grammars (Sect. 3.3), and to transformational grammars (Sect. 3.4). The focus will be on context-free grammars, because the empirical investigations reported in the second part of this monograph mainly operate with this type of grammar.

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Probabilistic Grammarsars (Sect. 3.2), to context-sensitive grammars (Sect. 3.3), and to transformational grammars (Sect. 3.4). The focus will be on context-free grammars, because the empirical investigations reported in the second part of this monograph mainly operate with this type of grammar.

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Outline of the Projected for further analysis. In Sect. 6.3, some examples drawn from these data are presented and briefly commented on, to give an impression of the kind of language material on which the analysis is based.

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Fluctuating Linguistic Structuresbut it is empty, as empty as the statement that “physics deals with nature”. The everyday notion of language is very vague; without further precisions, it is almost worthless. Numerous attempts have been made toward this end, and two of them have deeply affected the course of language studies in thi

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