Linguistic dark matter

[Norm Jensen]

At least from a US based computer, the full article is available at no
cost. It just takes a free registration. The abstract is at
http://bit.ly/ekBruP. Click on "Full Text PDF)" on the right side, and
you'll be prompted to register.

Norm

On 12/17/2010 6:14 AM, Michael Quinion <wordseditor at WORLDWIDEWORDS.ORG>
wrote:
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> As
> I can't get access to the Science article (which is only fee online to
> subscribers), I can't begin to work out its basis.
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