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Early lexical composition of Turkish-Dutch bilinguals : nouns before verbs or verbs before nouns

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Both thematic role and next-mention biases affect pronoun use in Dutch

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Reference to and via properties: the view from Dutch

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Reference to and via properties: the view from Dutch

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Reference to and via properties: the view from Dutch

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Grammatical gender and stereotypical gender associations with inanimate nouns in the ‘Germanic sandwich’

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Grammatical gender and stereotypical gender associations with inanimate nouns in the ‘Germanic sandwich’

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Grammatical gender and stereotypical gender associations with inanimate nouns in the ‘Germanic sandwich’

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The interpretation of masculine personal nouns in German and Dutch: a comparative experimental study

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Weighing psycholinguistic and social factors for semantic agreement in Dutch pronouns

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A Comparative Overview of Dutch and Kurdish Grammatical Gender System

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Two Dutch many ’s and the structure of pseudo-partitives

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Two Dutch many ’s and the structure of pseudo-partitives

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Two Dutch many ’s and the structure of pseudo-partitives

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Deadjectival human nouns : conversion, nominal ellipsis, or mixed category?