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Thomas S. Stroik. 2009. Locality in minimalist syntax. Linguistic Inquiry Monograph 51. Cambridge, MA/London: MIT Press. Pp. x + 149. US$32.00 (softcover).
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Thomas S. Stroik. 2009. Locality in minimalist syntax. Linguistic Inquiry Monograph 51. Cambridge, MA/London: MIT Press. Pp. x + 149. US$32.00 (softcover).
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27 June 2016
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