LINGUIST List Daily Summary for Tue Nov 9 1999

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  10.1702, Qs: German Verb Clusters, What are Allophones?

    1) From:     Susi Wurmbrand <susi at alum.mit.edu>
       Subject:  Questionnaire on German verb clusters
    2) From:     Martin Salzmann <Salzmann.M at gmx.ch>
       Subject:  What exactly are allophones?

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/10/10-1702.html

  10.1703, Qs: Spoken Corpus, Ling Theories/Websites

    1) From:     "Marc A. Belanger" <mab at contact.net>
       Subject:  Spoken Corpus
    2) From:     Jennifer Golding<golding_j at yahoo.com>
       Subject:  Linguistic Theories/ Websites

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/10/10-1703.html

  10.1704, Qs: Makua Lang., Basil Bernstein/Ideology of Tenses

    1) From:     "Helen Aristar Dry" <hdry at linguistlist.org>
       Subject:  Makua Language
    2) From:     <sruhi at tutor.fedu.metu.edu.tr>
       Subject:  Basil Bernstein/Ideology of Tenses

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/10/10-1704.html