Manchester / Bombay / Berlin / Wiesbaden / Helsinki / New York City / Somerville / /
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Oxford University Press / Cambridge University Press / Cascadilla Press / Stephens / Hertz / /
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City University of New York / University of Chicago Press / Subsegmental Syllabification Kevin M. Ryan University of California / Massachussets Institute of Technology / America Institute / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / / /
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possible solution / hypothetical solution / Web access / stress systems / /
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I / /
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Syllable / /
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Cambridge University / America Institute / University of Chicago Press / American Philological Association / University of California / Los Angeles / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Lingiustic Society / Oxford University / the City University of New York / /
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Dieter Gunkel / Erika Varis / Mary Byram Washburn / Edward Vernon / Kie Zuraw / Martin Maechler / Barbara Tomaszewicz Cascadilla / Bella Coola / Hermann Oldenberg / Laurence Stephens / Keren Everett / Richard Gombrich / Martin Litchfield / Arthur Anthony / Slavica / Hari Damodar / Roman Jakobson / Ann Sawyer / Bruce Hayes / James Benson / Kevin M. Ryan / Katherine McKinney-Bock / / /
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RT / Fisher / TR vs. RT / /
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Mississippi / California / Massachusetts / /
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Transactions of the American Philological Association / Classical Philology / Linguistic Inquiry / Natural Language and Linguistic Theory / Journal of Indo-European Studies / /
Subsegmental Syllabification Kevin M. Ryan University of California, Los Angeles 1. Introduction I begin by demonstrating that gradient subcategorical syllable weight hierarchies can be extracted