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Americas / Phonetics / Languages of the United States / Phonotactics / Syllable / Voice / Distinctive feature / Laryngeal theory / Debuccalization / Linguistics / Phonology / Languages of North America
Date: 2002-02-20 19:52:39
Americas
Phonetics
Languages of the United States
Phonotactics
Syllable
Voice
Distinctive feature
Laryngeal theory
Debuccalization
Linguistics
Phonology
Languages of North America

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