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Reference and proper names: A theory of N-movement in syntax and logical form
Author(s):
Guiseppe Longobardi
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G. Longobardi
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G LONGOBARDI
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Giuseppe Longobardi
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Longobardi
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IR Longobardi
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YL Longobardi
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1994
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Ling. Inq.
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