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van Riemsdijk Henk ed. 1998 Clitics in the Languages of Europe Empirical Approaches to Language Typology/EUROTYP 20/5 Berlin/New York Mouton de Gruyter xxii + 1026 including appendix and indices 3-11-015751-9 Hardcover DM 458.00 USD 229.00

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