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Volume 49, Issue 3
Summer 2018
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ISSN 0024-3892
EISSN 1530-9150
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Attraction at a Distance: Ā-Movement and Case
Kenyon Branan
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 409–440.
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Focus Association by Movement: Evidence from Tanglewood
Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine, Hadas Kotek
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 441–463.
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How to Neutralize a Finite Clause Boundary: Phase Theory and the Grammar of Bound Pronouns
Thomas Grano, Howard Lasnik
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 465–499.
View articletitled, How to Neutralize a Finite Clause Boundary: Phase Theory and the Grammar of Bound Pronouns
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Articulated Definiteness without Articles
Peter Jenks
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 501–536.
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Remarks and Replies

Depictive Secondary Predicates and Small Clause Approaches to Argument Structure
Benjamin Bruening
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 537–559.
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Some People Think There Is Neg Raising, and Some Don’t: Neg Raising Meets Ellipsis
Pauline Jacobson
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 559–576.
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Output-Drivenness and Partial Phonological Features
Giorgio Magri
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 577–598.
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Squibs and Discussion

Opaque Allomorph Selection in Japanese and Harmonic Serialism: A Reply to Kurisu 2012
Erin Hall, Peter Jurgec, Shigeto Kawahara
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 599–610.
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Accidental Gaps and Surface-Based Phonotactic Learning: A Case Study of South Bolivian Quechua
Colin Wilson, Gillian Gallagher
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (3): 610–623.
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