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Tables Table 1. Number of Clusters of Agreement Identified in Each Interpretation, 39 Table 2. Number of Responses per Participant, 55 Table 3. Total Number of One-Second Intervals per Interpreter, 56 Table 4. Number of Clusters of Agreement per Interpreter, 57 Table 5. Number of Clusters of Agreement in Randomization Trials, 58 Table 6. Proportional Use of Prosodic Markers in Category 1 (Hands) for Each Interpreter, 66 Table 7. Proportional Use of Prosodic Markers in Category 2 (Head and Neck) for Each Interpreter, 67 Table 8. Proportional Use of Prosodic Markers in Category 3 (Eyes, Nose, and Mouth) for Each Interpreter, 69 Table 9. Proportional Use of Prosodic Markers in Category 4 (Body) for Each Interpreter, 70 Table 10. Most Frequent Prosodic Marker in Each Articulator Category, 70 Table 11. Average Durations of Each Marker (in Seconds) for Each Interpreter, 72 Table 12. Number of Two-Second Intervals in Which Each Interpreter Produced a Given Number of Distinct Prosodic Markers, 74 Table 13. Coding System for the Timing Analysis, 79 Table 14. Sample of a Prosodic Marker Timing (in Relation to Hand Clasp) Coding Sheet Based on Data From a Prosodic Marker Coding Sheet (Figure 12), 80 Table 15. Broad Timing Categories: Sequential, Simultaneous, and Partial Overlap, 82 Table 16. Case of Original Coding Requiring Re-categorizing, 83 Table 17. Results of the Timing Re-coding, 84 Table 18. Broad Timing Category Distribution After Re-coding, 85 Table 19. Prosodic Markers’ Number and Percentage of Occurrences of Specific Timing Relationships to Target Marker (Hand Clasp), 86 Table 20. Number of Two-Second Intervals in Which Each Interpreter Produced a Given Number of Distinct Prosodic Markers in Connected Discourse, 93 Table 21. Markers Used in Connected Discourse at Random Points, 94 ...