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101.	A Corpus-based Study On Interpreters' Use Of Paralanguage In The 7th Xiangshan Forum Simultaneous Interpretation
102.	The Corpus-based Analysis Of Misusing Chinese Structural Auxiliary VVords "De" By Japanese Advanced Chinese Learners
103.	A Corpus-based Analysis And Research On The Use Errors Of Attributive Clauses In High School Students' English Writing
104.	Corpus-based Analysis Of The Use Of Buzzwords
105.	A corpus-based analysis of 'I' and 'me' variation in coordinate noun phrases
106.	Evidentiality and perception verbs in English and German: A corpus-based analysis from the early modern period to the present
107.	WH -interrogatives in spoken French: A corpus-based analysis of their form and function
108.	A corpus-based analysis of discourse anaphora in English and Korean: A neo-Gricean pragmatic approach
109.	Discourse marker and stance adverbial variation in spoken American English: A corpus-based analysis
110.	A Corpus Based Analysis of Noun Modification in Empirical Research Articles in Applied Linguistics
111.	Corpus-based analysis of body-part terms for emotions and feelings in English and Japanese
112.	A Corpus-based Analysis Of The Characteristics Of Verb Use In Senior High School Students' Writing
113.	Polysemous Words In English For Senior High Schools Published By Beijing Normal University Press:A Corpus-Based Analysis
114.	An ML-based Investigation On A Literary Translator's Style
115.	A Corpus-based Analysis On The Translation Of To The Sky Kingdom From The Perspective Of Functional Equivalence
116.	A Corpus-based Analysis Of Attributive Clause Errors In High School English Compositions
117.	A Corpus Based Analysis Of Errors In The Usage Of Auxiliary Words "Suo"
118.	Corpus-based Analysis Of The Errors Of Antisense Compound Modal Adverbs
119.	Corpus-based Analysis Of Tourism Discourse ��A Case Study Of Ice And Snow World And Santa Claus Village
120.	A Corpus-based Analysis Of The Pragmatic Functions Of Discourse Marker Though
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