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10 Apr 2017: New data: The above authors, however, have largely focused on eventive predicates, namely change-of-state verbs and, to a lesser extent, activities.

17 Jul 2017: This is evident not only from the texts of the ‘new Fathers’, such as Iosif of Volokolamsk, but also from the papers of the Church administration of this period. ... In 1640-1642, the remains of this twelfth-century foundation were incorporated into

10 Apr 2017: 1. Binding by Voice Ljudmila Geist & Daniel Hole (University of Stuttgart) This paper introduces the new phenomenon of obligatory possessor binding with psych verbs that has, to the best of our ... Challenge: Now, the question is whether our analysis of

10 Apr 2017: On the basis of new data, we hypothesize that Shilluk transitive verbs present three voices, which recur across a set of derivations.

23 Jan 2017: Q17 - The following quote from the UK Prime Minister is taken from a BBC news article. ... Q18 - The following passage is an excerpt from a news article published in , a digital publication in New York that specialises in investing, finance and business.

31 May 2017: Thou shalt not borrow! Attitudes of Māori speakers towards Te Reo Māori and New Zealand English. ... T hese new words were coined using a number of processes, but borrowings from English were eschewed.

13 Jul 2017:  Institut Ramon Llull.  LiCETC.  Research project New Subjects in Contemporary Catalan Creation (FFI2015-65110-P, AEI/FEDER, UE). ...  Margalida Pons (Universitat de les Illes Balears), “Continuities of Being: Animals, Bodies, Things and

10 Apr 2017: lack of restrictiveness: a new head can always be added (cartography), and any cluster of features can be realized by any morpheme (via Impoverishment etc.; DM).

9 Aug 2017: Articles. ‘New Light on the Circulation of Early Newspapers: the Case of the. ... Historical Journal, 31 (1988), 195-9. ‘A New Joseph II?’,. Cambridge Review, 109 (1988), 119-21.

9 Oct 2017: E.g. Susan Sontag, On Photography (London and New York: Penguin, 1977), p. ... E.g. Butler, Judith, Gender Trouble, 2nd edn (London and New York: Routledge, 2009).