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Volume 31, Issue 1
Winter 2000
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ISSN 0024-3892
EISSN 1530-9150
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The Licensing of Null Arguments in American Sign Language
Benjamin Bahan, Judy Kegl, Robert G. Lee, Dawn MacLaughlin, Carol Neidle
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 1–27.
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Mirror Theory: Syntactic Representation in Perfect Syntax
Michael Brody
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 29–56.
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Quantifier Float and Wh-Movement in an Irish English
James McCloskey
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 57–84.
View articletitled, Quantifier Float and <em>Wh</em>-Movement in an Irish English
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Rethinking Geminates, Long-Distance Geminates, and the OCP
Sharon Rose
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 85–122.
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Illicit Remnant Movement: An Argument for Feature-Driven Movement
Yuji Takano
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 141–156.
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Subject Honorification in Japanese
Kenichi Namai
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 170–176.
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A Type of Head-in-Situ Construction in English
Atsurô Tsubomot, John Whitman
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 176–183.
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Remarks and Replies

The Raising Analysis of Relative Clauses: A Reply to Borsley
Valentina Bianchi
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 123–140.
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Squibs and Discussion

“Substance Abuse” and “Dysfunctionalism”: Current Trends in Phonology
Mark Hale, Charles Reiss
Linguistic Inquiry (2000) 31 (1): 157–169.
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