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Synthetism and analytism in the Celtic languages: applying some newer typological indicators based on rank-frequency statistics

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Synthetism and analytism in the Celtic languages: applying some newer typological indicators based on rank-frequency statistics. / Wilson, Andrew; Knight, Róisín.
2015. 239-240 Abstract from Corpus Linguistics 2015, Lancaster, United Kingdom.

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Wilson, A & Knight, R 2015, 'Synthetism and analytism in the Celtic languages: applying some newer typological indicators based on rank-frequency statistics', Corpus Linguistics 2015, Lancaster, United Kingdom, 20/07/15 pp. 239-240. <http://ucrel.lancs.ac.uk/cl2015/doc/CL2015-AbstractBook.pdf>

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Wilson, A., & Knight, R. (2015). Synthetism and analytism in the Celtic languages: applying some newer typological indicators based on rank-frequency statistics. 239-240. Abstract from Corpus Linguistics 2015, Lancaster, United Kingdom. http://ucrel.lancs.ac.uk/cl2015/doc/CL2015-AbstractBook.pdf

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Wilson A, Knight R. Synthetism and analytism in the Celtic languages: applying some newer typological indicators based on rank-frequency statistics. 2015. Abstract from Corpus Linguistics 2015, Lancaster, United Kingdom.

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Wilson, Andrew ; Knight, Róisín. / Synthetism and analytism in the Celtic languages : applying some newer typological indicators based on rank-frequency statistics. Abstract from Corpus Linguistics 2015, Lancaster, United Kingdom.2 p.

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