Rank Key 3-grams

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THE PITCH ACCENT

PREFERRED ARGUMENT STRUCTURE
THE FINAL SYLLABLE
VISUAL LEXICAL DECISION
STRESS ON THE
STRESS FALLS ON
A LONG VOWEL
THE INITIAL SYLLABLE
MOSCOSO DEL PRADO
OF ARGUMENT STRUCTURE
THE RIGHT EDGE
THE PARTICIPIAL CONSTRUCTION
THE STANCE TRIANGLE
LANGUAGE AND SEXUALITY
THE FAMILY SIZE
IN LANGUAGES WITH
FALLS ON THE
IS RANKED ABOVE
FINAL STRESS AVOIDANCE
ALIGN X1 L
ALIGN X1 R
BAY CITY HIGH
S AND 0
LEXICAL NOUN PHRASE
HEAVY AND LIGHT
IN DOLAKHA NEWAR
WEIGHT OF CVC
THE A ROLE
THE S ROLE
RANKED ABOVE ALIGN
MORPHOLOGICAL FAMILY SIZE
ENTROPY OF THE
THE DATIVE ALTERNATION
CVC AS HEAVY
THE ENTROPY OF
KELLO ET AL
AND LIGHT SYLLABLES
SECONDARY STRESSED VOWELS
DEL PRADO MART
PRADO MART N
LANGUAGES IN WHICH
A PITCH ACCENT
ON THE INITIAL
RIGHT EDGE OF
OF PREFERRED ARGUMENT
OF REACTIVE TOKENS
A SHORT VOWEL
HEINE AND KUTEVA
DU BOIS ET
THE 0 ROLE
BOIS ET AL
AT BAY CITY

Keyness Frequency
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OF THE SELF
THE FIRST SYLLABLE
OF FAMILY SIZE
PITCH ACCENT PLACEMENT
PRIME AND TARGET
CONSTRAINT REQUIRING THAT
OF NEW INFORMATION
PITCH ACCENT AND
THE ARGUMENT STRUCTURE
OF THE PITCH
PRIMARY STRESSED VOWELS
VOICED TO VOICELESS
LONG VOWELS AND
COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE
ARGUMENT STRUCTURE OF
AND IRREGULAR VERBS
PARTICIPANTS WITH AUTISM
THE STRESS ON
WHITE HIP HOP
SONORANT TO OBSTRUENT
OF PRIMARY STRESS
AND SECONDARY STRESSED
LEXICAL NOUN PHRASES
THE INFORMATION RESIDUAL
THE COMMUNITY OF
ON THE PENULT
DIRECT SPEECH REPORTS
CVV AND CVC
THE RANKING OF
OF THE STANCE
OF THE PARTICIPIAL
THE TEMPORAL ENTROPY
FAMILY SIZE AND
THE FIVE LANGUAGES
AND SECONDARY STRESS
FAMILY SIZE EFFECT
IN VISUAL LEXICAL
PHONEMIC VOWEL LENGTH
DU BOIS 2007
CAMERON KULICK 2003A
ARGUMENT STRUCTURE IN
ARGUMENT STRUCTURE IS
HEBREW AND DUTCH
TREAT CVC AS
LANGUAGE AND GENDER
REGULARS AND IRREGULARS
EDGE OF A
DU BOIS 1987
SECONDARY STRESSED AND
RESPONSE LATENCIES IN
G LMM MLM
AND FAMILY SIZE
WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS ARE

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THE SECOND SYLLABLE

IS ATTRIBUTED TO
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR
LANGUAGES OF THE
THE MORPHOLOGICAL FAMILY
CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
PRIMARY STRESS IN
STRESS IN WORDS
OF ARGUMENT SELECTION
THE RELATIVE ENTROPY
THE PRIMARY STRESS
FAMILY SIZE IS
BINARY PLUS LAPSE
RANKING OF ALIGN
BASED ON VOWEL
NUMBER OF SYNSETS
IN THE MODERN
THE LOCATION OF
A S AND
IN WORDS WITH
A LEXICAL NOUN
LANGUAGES OF THIS
HICK S LAW
ARGUMENT STRUCTURE ALTERNATIONS
EXCLUSIVE PREDICTIVE POWER
THE PREPOSITIONAL DATIVE
SYLLABLES CONTAINING A
AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH
THE RELATIVE CLAUSE
OF WORD FREQUENCY
THE FACTORIAL TYPOLOGY
WITH HEAVY CVC
THE EXCLUSIVE PREDICTIVE
OF PRESENT PERFECTS
ABOVE ALIGN X1
DISTINCTIONS BASED ON
OF CODA CONSONANTS
OF STRESS BY
ALIGN R PRWD
PRIMARY STRESSED AND
ON THE FINAL
PITCH ACCENT IN
OF THE FAMILY
AMOUNT OF INFORMATION
THE TWO CONSTRUCTIONS
OF A WORD
THE PREFERRED ARGUMENT
THE F0 PEAK
FULL LEXICAL NOUN
WHITE HOLLYWOOD AAE
BAAYEN ET AL
THE NOUN PHRASE
UNRELATED FAMILY SIZE

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FINAL SYLLABLE IS
CUMULATIVE ROOT FREQUENCY
FINAL SYLLABLE OF
THE KATHMANDU VALLEY
OF THE RTS
THE QUOTATIVE VERB
THE UNRELATED FAMILY
IN TRISYLLABIC WORDS
IN CERTAIN LANGUAGES
THE BP APPROACH
WITH LIGHT CVC
OBJECT OF STANCE
STRUCTURE CAN BE
AND UNSTRESSED VOWELS
THE SPEECH COMMUNITY
PITCH ACCENT ON
THE LEFT EDGE
LEVEL OF GRANULARITY
OF THE TRANSITIVE
DISCOURSE AND GRAMMAR
IN THE S
THE STANCE ACT
THE INTONATION UNIT
DOCUMENTATION AND CONSERVATION
BETWEEN HEAVY AND
FOR INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
ARE HEAVIER THAN
OF THE DIALOGIC
IN THE RIME
CONTAINING A LONG
OF CVC IN
OF THE INFLECTIONAL
THE CENTER S
SIMPLE WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS
EFFECT OF FAMILY
AND 0 ROLES
LEVELS OF STRESS
THE PRONOMINAL PREFIX
PRIMARY STRESS ON
IN THIS LANGUAGE
IN THESE LANGUAGES
EDGE OF THE
THE COGNITIVE SYSTEM
IN THE 0
FACILITATORY EFFECT OF
ATTRACTION AND RELIANCE
WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS IN
INITIAL SYLLABLE IN
OF HASH MARKS
THE YUP IK
A WEIGHT DISTINCTION
THE PRIMARY SPEAKER'S
FREQUENCY F 1

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IN FINAL SYLLABLES
THE RESPONSE LATENCIES
THE HURST EXPONENT
DEL PRADO MART
VAN VALIN 1984
RELATED FAMILY SIZE
LOCATION OF PRIMARY
LONG VOWEL OR
OF TRANSITIVE CLAUSES
OF FINAL STRESS
PRADO MART N
THE ATTRACTION OF
A NEW REFERENT
OF STRESS IN
THE VERBS IN
A NOUN PHRASE
NEW INFORMATION IN
A RELATIVE CLAUSE
PREDICTIVE POWER OF
DISTINCTION BASED ON
ATTRACTION OF STRESS
ADAPTATION AND RECOVERY
CITY HIGH SCHOOL
PHONETIC EFFECTIVENESS OF
LONG VOWELS ARE
REACTIVE TOKENS AT
PLUS LAPSE SYSTEMS
THE TRANSITIVE VERB
NOUN PHRASE IN
A VOICELESS ONSET
LANGUAGE DOCUMENTATION AND
ELENBAAS AND KAGER
LINKAGE WITH SPEAKER
PHONOLOGICAL WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS
CVV CVC CV
CVC AS LIGHT
IN THE ICE-GB
AND KAGER 1999
THE NOMINALIZED CLAUSE
WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS WHICH
AND PHONOLOGICAL WEIGHT
FAMILY SIZE RATIO
FOLEY AND VAN
OF WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS
THE INFLECTIONAL PARADIGM
IN HIP HOP
ALIGN X2 R
AND SMOLENSKY 1993
AND VAN VALIN
THE FAMILY-SIZE EFFECT
PRINCE AND SMOLENSKY
VERBS IN THE
GIVE RISE TO

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THE WEIGHT OF
STRESSED AND UNSTRESSED
THE COMPLEMENT CLAUSE
ET AL 2008B
TAKING A STANCE
OF TONAL CROWDING
GRAMMAR IN USE
THE AFFECT LEXICON
THE TOTAL PREDICTIVE
BETWEEN REGULARS AND
GRAMMATICAL COMPLETION POINTS
PHONETICALLY MOST EFFECTIVE
PICKERING AND BRANIGAN
SYNTACTIC AND PROSODIC
IN LANGUAGES IN
OF SYLLABLE WEIGHT
OR SECOND PERSON
WITH SPEAKER S
DE JONG 2002
STRESS AT THE
THE IROQUOIAN LANGUAGES
CODA INVENTORY AND
AND VOICED TO
FROM THE ICE-GB
THE ODDS RATIO
OF STRESS LEVEL
THE FINAL VERB
SPEAKER S MEANINGS
ALIGN L PRWD
ENERGY OF THE
TO PRIMARY STRESS
TO VOICELESS RATIOS
FAMILY SIZE COUNTS
STRESS SYSTEMS IN
ARGUMENT STRUCTURE RESEARCH
PHONEMIC LONG VOWELS
OF ACCENT LOCATION
THE SOURCE WORDS
OF ONSET-SENSITIVE STRESS
ALIGN X2 L
BETWEEN PRIMARY STRESSED
A CONSTRAINT REQUIRING
STRESS IN CHICKASAW
OF ONSET WEIGHT
ON THE ANTEPENULT
THE COMMON PREDICTIVE
AND COMPLEX CLIPPINGS
IN CLOSED SYLLABLES
AT THE RIGHT
WORD LENGTH AND
ONE WOULD EXPECT
A LANGUAGE WITH
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IS FOUND IN
IN OTHER LANGUAGES
EFFECT OF WORD
STEFANOWITSCH GRIES 2003
AN INTRANSITIVE VERB
THE BOUNDARY TONE
COLLEXEMES OF THE
THE POMOAN LANGUAGES
COMMON PREDICTIVE POWER
SECONDARY STRESSED SYLLABLES
IN SO GABRIEL
HIP HOP FANS
IN WHICH STRESS
IN WORDS LACKING
F19
MEAN LOG RT
THE FINAL CLAUSE
EVENTS AND STATES
IF THE FINAL
FAMILY SIZE F
OBSTRUENT AND VOICED
END IN A
THE PENULTIMATE SYLLABLE
SOCIALIZATION OF AFFECT
GREATER SEMANTIC DENSITY
THE CVX HEAVY
SECOND FORMANT VALUES
IN ENERGY BETWEEN
OF CLAUSAL NOMINALIZATION
THE PROPOSED CONSTRAINTS
IN KATHMANDU NEWAR
SYLLABLES WITH A
SYLLABLES CLOSED BY
THE PRONOMINAL SUFFIXES
OF SOCIAL ACTION
THE ALIGN CONSTRAINTS
IN DONGWANG TIBETAN
OF ADVERBIAL CLAUSES
DUAL STRESS SYSTEMS
OF ALIGN EDGES
OF PHONETIC EFFECTIVENESS
DU BOIS 1987A
THE RITUAL TEXT
OF RIMAL WEIGHT
WEIGHT DISTINCTIONS BASED
PLUS CLASH SYSTEMS
BLACKWELL PUBLISHING LTD
PITCH ACCENT CONSTRAINTS
WITH AN ONSET
XR6
TO OBSTRUENT AND
UPPER RIO NEGRO
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ARGUMENT STRUCTURE REALIZATIONS

OF VOWELS IN
A GIVEN VERB
THE STANCE UTTERANCE
BLENDS AND COMPLEX
IN FINAL POSITION
THE MODERN LANGUAGE
IN SOME LANGUAGES
THE DERIVATION OF
DURATION AND INTENSITY
OF LANGUAGE AND
THE FIRST CLAUSE
LOW BOUNDARY TONE
THE DURATION OF
THE THREE LANGUAGES
IN PHRASE-FINAL WORDS
THE PHONETICALLY MOST
PROFILE OF CVC
ALIGN T HEAD
AT THE LEFT
ENERGY OF CVC
THE CELEX LEXICAL
OF PITCH ACCENTS
BINARY PLUS CLASH
DISTINCTIONS WHICH ARE
OF PROFESSIONAL HEARING
BOTH SECONDARY STRESSED
THE VISUAL LEXICAL
STRESS LEVEL ON
IN THE DITRANSITIVE
WITH RESPONSE LATENCIES
ALIGN EDGES IS
DU BOIS 1985
POSITIONAL MARKEDNESS CONSTRAINTS
THE CONVERSATIONAL PARTNER
SYLLABLE OF A
OF GRAMMATICAL RELATIONS
THE LENGTHENED CONSONANT
TRANSITIVE AND DITRANSITIVE
SCHREUDER BAAYEN 1997
FIVE LANGUAGES OF
STRESS AVOIDANCE IS
THE G LMM
AND WILLMOND 1994
THE INFLECTIONAL ENTROPY
LEVEL OF STRESS
UNSTRESSED VOWELS P
OF FS IN
FREQUENCY AND FAMILY
THE NOMINALIZED VERB
LONG VOWEL IN
OF KELLO ET
AS HEAVIER THAN

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A HIGH TONE
OF ALIGN X1
IN OPEN SYLLABLES
THE DIALOGIC SELF
ARGUMENT STRUCTURE CONSTRAINTS
PHONOLOGY OF WEIGHT
MUNRO AND ULRICH
LANGUAGES WITHOUT PHONEMIC
TONAL CROWDING CONSTRAINT
MUNRO AND WILLMOND
THE DOMINATED FAMILY
TACTICS OF INTERSUBJECTIVITY
STRESSED VS UNSTRESSED
THE TRANSITIVITY OF
BY AN ONSET
CONTAINING A SHORT
BROSELOW ET AL
IN ZHUOKEJI RGYALRONG
THE UPPER RIO
RASTLE ET AL
COREFERENTIAL WITH THE
T HEAD IP
PERCEPTUAL ENERGY OF
CVV OR CVC
A STRESS CLASH
SPEAKING IN SOLITUDE
NOMINAL COMPLEMENT CLAUSES
DEVELOPED FRAME GRABS
THE SPEECH REPORT
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRIMARY
ACCENT LOCATION ON
CONSTRUCTION OF INTERSUBJECTIVITY
CELEX LEXICAL DATABASE
THE PHONOLOGY OF
A TRANSITIVE VERB
THE HEAD NOUN
OF A CLAUSE
REPRESENTED IN FIGURE
ACCENT AND THE
THE FOLLOWING CLAUSE
THE MEAN RT
APPEAR WITH THE
THE ACCENTED VOWEL
LEFT EDGE OF
SECONDARY STRESS ON
EFFECT OF STRESS
IN FAVOR OF
OF INTRANSITIVE VERBS
THE SCALING IN
0 0001 THE
THE IRREGULAR VERBS
AS HEAVY AND
IN GRIES 2012

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IN LANGUAGES OF
OF THE AFFECT
LANGUAGES WITH HEAVY
FREQUENCY WORD LENGTH
PARTICIPIAL CONSTRUCTION IS
AND REFERENCE GRAMMAR
ROLE AND REFERENCE
SEMANTIC AND DISCOURSE-PRAGMATIC
OF CASE PROLEPSIS
REPRESENTED IN TABLE
EXTENDED LAPSE RIGHT
THE PATIENT CASE
OF WHITE HIP
CONTAINS A LONG
CONTAINING LONG VOWELS
ON PREFERRED ARGUMENT
A CODA CONSONANT
FOR SPEAKER W3
AND RELATIVE CLAUSES
SUBTRACTIVE WORD-FORMATION PROCESSES
MART N ET
SECOND LONG VOWEL
PANEL OF FIG
OF THE WEIGHT

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