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Volume 49, Issue 4
Fall 2018
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ISSN 0024-3892
EISSN 1530-9150
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Beware Occam’s Syntactic Razor: Morphotactic Analysis and Spanish Mesoclisis
Karlos Arregi, Andrew Nevins
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 625–683.
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Guttural Ghosts in Modern Hebrew
Guillaume Enguehard, Noam Faust
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 685–721.
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Summative Existentials
Itamar Francez
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 723–739.
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Focus on Russian Scope: An Experimental Investigation of the Relationship between Quantifier Scope, Prosody, and Information Structure
Tania Ionin, Tatiana Luchkina
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 741–779.
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Multiple Sluicing, Scope, and Superiority: Consequences for Ellipsis Identity
Hadas Kotek, Matthew Barros
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 781–812.
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ɸ-Features at the Syntax-Semantics Interface: Evidence from Nominal Inflection
Ivona Kučerová
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 813–845.
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Remarks and Replies

Resumptive Pronouns Can Ameliorate Illicit Island Extractions
Lauren Ackerman, Michael Frazier, Masaya Yoshida
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 847–859.
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Squibs and Discussion

English Resumptive Pronouns Are More Common Where Gaps Are Less Acceptable
Adam Milton Morgan, Matthew W. Wagers
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 861–876.
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Eventive Nominalizations in Russian and the DP/NP Debate
Asya Pereltsvaig
Linguistic Inquiry (2018) 49 (4): 876–885.
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