Preston / Somerville / New York / Philadelphia / Newcastle Upon Tyne / Kingston / Amsterdam / R. Bayley / London / /
Company
State University of New York Press / Cambridge University Press / Complex Onsets / Google / Oxford University Press / Pearson / Carlisle / Cascadilla Press / St. Martin’s Press / /
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United States / / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
George Mason University / University Conference / English Language Institute / University of Pennsylvania Press / / /
IndustryTerm
Web access / /
OperatingSystem
Syllable / /
Organization
Cambridge University / University of Pennsylvania Press / Sonority Cycle and Syllable Organization / State University of New York / George Mason University / East Linguistic Society / Oxford University / Boston University / English Language Institute / /
Person
Ellen Finer / Joe / Caitlin E. Coughlin / Theo Vennemann / Corrine McCarthy / William Snyder / Jessica Barlow / Ning Snyder / Prince / Daniel Finer / Wang / Daniel Dinnsen / Utako Minai / Ying Chu / Fred Iverson / Steven Weinberger / John Prince / Alan Prince / Annie Tremblay Cascadilla / Beatriz Lopez Prego / Morris Halle / Walcir Liakin / Kelly Enochson / Chen / Heather Goad / Noam Halle / Jessica Dinnsen / Roy C / Murray / Denis Liakin / Gregory Iverson / / /
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speaker / Harper / Prince / Major / native speaker / /
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FL / /
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Virginia / South Dakota / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Linguistics / Linguistic Inquiry / The Linguistic Review / New York Press / /
The Effect of Continuance on the L2 Production of Onset Clusters Kelly Enochson 1. Introduction* Several studies have observed the effect of sonority distance on onset cluster production (Broselow and Finer 1991, Eckman