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Morphosyntactic markedness theory classically assumes dynamic competition among the members of a paradigm.
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parametric ambiguity, scope marking strategy, intransitive unergative verb, genuine linguist, postverbal negative markers, syntactic identity condition, net ambiguity, null relative pronoun, eaten rutabagas, finalmente telefonato, phrase structure composition, active transitive clause, object wide scope reading, projection asymmetries, subordinate adjunct clause, negative marker pas, ellipsis site, structural markedness constraints, predicate specifiers, feature checking relation, nonconfigurational languages, hypothesized grammar, short verb movement, linking regularities, resultative structures
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Spec of Infl, Middle English, Van Valin, Old English, German Scrambling, Relativized X'-theory, Government Binding, Iraqi Arabic, Dutch Scrambling, Shortest Derivation Requirement, Chris Collins, Hawick Scots, Full Interpretation, Scottish English, Antecedent Contained Deletions, Empty Category Principle, Mark Baltin, Head Movement Constraint, Old French, Missing Antecedent, Ulster Irish, Comparative Deletion, Mag Wildwood, Optimality Theory, Scope Principle
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