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A multidimensional approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch on Flemish television: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of non-standard Dutch

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A multidimensional approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch on Flemish television: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of non-standard Dutch

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A multidimensional approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch on Flemish television: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of non-standard Dutch

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A multidimensional approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch on Flemish television: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of non-standard Dutch

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A multidimensional approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch on Flemish television: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of non-standard Dutch

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A multidimensional approach toward the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish television subtitling. Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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A multidimensional approach toward the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish television subtitling. Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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A multidimensional approach toward the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish television subtitling. Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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A multidimensional approach toward the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish television subtitling. Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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A multidimensional approach toward the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish television subtitling. Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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Effects of climate change on the Flemish water system (Belgium)

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Effects of climate change on the Flemish water system (Belgium)

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Effects of climate change on the Flemish water system (Belgium)

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A mixed-method approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in intralingual subtitling on Flemish television ; Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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A mixed-method approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in intralingual subtitling on Flemish television ; Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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A mixed-method approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in intralingual subtitling on Flemish television ; Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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A mixed-method approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in intralingual subtitling on Flemish television ; Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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A mixed-method approach to the use of Colloquial Belgian Dutch in intralingual subtitling on Flemish television ; Further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal

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De historische wortels van de rode en groene volgorde in het Nederlands

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Understanding PP placement in written Dutch - A corpus-based multifactorial investigation of the principal syntactic, semantic and discursive determinants

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The battle: grammatical complexity versus definiteness: a corpus-based study of PP placement in translated and non-translated Dutch

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On semantic differences between translated and non-translated Dutch : using bidirectional corpus data for measuring and visualizing distances between lexemes in the semantic field...

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Audience’s perceptions and attitudes toward the use of colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish subtitling: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal Dutch

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Audience’s perceptions and attitudes toward the use of colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish subtitling: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal Dutch

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Audience’s perceptions and attitudes toward the use of colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish subtitling: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal Dutch

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Audience’s perceptions and attitudes toward the use of colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish subtitling: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal Dutch

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Audience’s perceptions and attitudes toward the use of colloquial Belgian Dutch in Flemish subtitling: further evidence for the gradual acceptance of tussentaal Dutch