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Volume 35, Issue 1
Winter 2004
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ISSN 0024-3892
EISSN 1530-9150
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Late Merger of Degree Clauses
Rajesh Bhatt, Roumyana Pancheva
Linguistic Inquiry (2004) 35 (1): 1–45.
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Lethal Ambiguity
Martha McGinnis
Linguistic Inquiry (2004) 35 (1): 47–95.
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A Note on Weakest Crossover
E. G. Ruys
Linguistic Inquiry (2004) 35 (1): 124–140.
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Superman Sentences
Ad Neeleman, Kriszta Szendrői
Linguistic Inquiry (2004) 35 (1): 149–159.
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First and Second Person Pronouns as Bound Variables
Hotze Rullman
Linguistic Inquiry (2004) 35 (1): 159–168.
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Coordination of Verbs and Two Types of Verbal Inflection
Yuji Takano
Linguistic Inquiry (2004) 35 (1): 168–178.
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Remarks and Replies

Double Objects Again
Sigrid Beck, Kyle Johnson
Linguistic Inquiry (2004) 35 (1): 97–123.
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Squibs and Discussion

A Challenge to Null Case Theory
Carlo Cecchetto, Renato Oniga
Linguistic Inquiry (2004) 35 (1): 141–149.
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