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  1. Misrepresenting the American South
  2. Cynthia Goldin Bernstein
  3. pp. 339-342
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  1. Sound Change in the South
  2. Crawford Feagin
  3. pp. 342-344
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  1. Mapping the Ohio Valley: South Midland, Lower North, or Appalachian?
  2. Beverly Olson Flanigan
  3. pp. 344-347
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  1. Are Rural Dialects Endangered Like Island Dialects?
  2. Timothy C. Frazer
  3. pp. 347-349
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  1. Language Planning on the Playground
  2. Rudolph C. Troike
  3. pp. 349-352
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  1. Ethnodialectology: Dialects and the (Re-)Construction of Identities
  2. Lisa Ann Lane
  3. pp. 352-354
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  1. Let the Copula Be
  2. Sonja L. Lanehart
  3. pp. 355-356
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  1. Redrawing Ethnic Dividing Lines through Linguistic Creativity
  2. Natalie Schilling-Estes
  3. pp. 357-359
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  1. From Region to Class to Identity: "Show Me How You Speak, and I'll Tell You Who You Are"?
  2. Edgar W. Schneider
  3. pp. 359-361
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  1. Racial Identification by Speech
  2. John Baugh
  3. pp. 362-364
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  1. The Capitalization of Black and Native American
  2. Robert S. Wachal
  3. pp. 364-365
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  1. Studying the Rhythm of Spoken Discourse
  2. Wladyslaw Cichocki
  3. pp. 365-367
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  1. Applying Phonetic Methods to Language Variation
  2. Erik R. Thomas
  3. pp. 368-370
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  1. Reflections in Lexicography
  2. David K. Barnhart
  3. pp. 370-372
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  1. Philological Ruminations of a Natural Slackard Who Became Something of a Scholard
  2. Charles Clay Doyle
  3. pp. 373-375
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  1. Bobbasheely
  2. Joan Houston Hall
  3. pp. 375-377
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  1. Where Is "Down East"?
  2. Bruce Southard
  3. pp. 377-380
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  1. The Formation of American English
  2. Michael B. Montgomery
  3. pp. 380-382
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  1. Ephemeral Language
  2. Michael Adams
  3. pp. 382-384
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  1. Language at the Edges
  2. Richard W. Bailey
  3. pp. 385-386
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  1. Dialect Development in Mobile Urban Culture
  2. Anne Marie Hamilton
  3. pp. 386-388
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  1. Changing Perspectives on Data: Interviews as Situated Speech
  2. Janet M. Fuller
  3. pp. 388-390
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  1. Representing American Speech
  2. Barbara Johnstone
  3. pp. 390-392
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  1. "Don't Just Sit There-Interrupt!" Pacing and Pausing in Conversational Style
  2. Deborah Tannen
  3. pp. 393-395
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  1. Dialects are Equally Valid
  2. Michael D. Linn
  3. pp. 395-397
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  1. Some Plain Facts about Americans and their Language
  2. Dennis Richard Preston
  3. pp. 398-401
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  1. Richly Qualitative and Rigorously Quantitative
  2. Beth Lee Simon, Thomas E. Murray
  3. pp. 401-405
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  1. English . . . and Them! Form and Function in Comparative Perspective
  2. Sali Tagliamonte
  3. pp. 405-409
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  1. Plus Ça Change: The State of Studies in African American English
  2. Donald Winford
  3. pp. 409-411
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  1. Tales of the Northern Cities
  2. Matthew J. Gordon
  3. pp. 412-414
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  1. Fast Words, Slow Words
  2. Betty S. Phillips
  3. pp. 414-416
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  1. Battle of the Pronouns: Y'all versus you-guys
  2. Natalie Maynor
  3. pp. 416-418
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  1. Language Change and Gender
  2. Charles F. Meyer
  3. pp. 418-420
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  1. Lexical Change, Language Change
  2. Luanne Von Schneidemesser
  3. pp. 420-422
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  1. Among The New Words
  2. Wayne Glowka, Brenda K. Lester, Ina Dreiseitl, Kimberly Hicks, Tanya Moon, Heather Patterson, William Sinski, Erin White, Jill Winkeljohn, Barry Popik
  3. pp. 430-446
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