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We address the problem of how to differentiate between phonetically-caused aspects of
prosody those that arise from purely physical phonetic factors and are not reflected in the …
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We address the problem of how to differentiate between phonetically-caused aspects of
prosody those that arise from purely physical phonetic factors and are not reflected in the …
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We address the problem of how to differentiate between phonetically-caused aspects of
prosody those that arise from purely physical phonetic factors and are not reflected in the …
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We address the problem of how to differentiate between phonetically-caused aspects of
prosody those that arise from purely physical phonetic factors and are not reflected in the …
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We address the problem of how to differentiate between phonetically-caused aspects of
prosody those that arise from purely physical phonetic factors and are not reflected in the …

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We address the problem of how to differentiate between phonetically-caused aspects of
prosody those that arise from purely physical phonetic factors and are not reflected in the …

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JJ Ohala, A Dunn, R Sprouse - gavo.tu-tokyo.ac.jp
We address the problem of how to differentiate between phonetically-caused aspects of
prosody those that arise from purely physical phonetic factors and are not reflected in the …