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|a Foreword. List of Contributors. Introduction. Map -- 1 <U+0013> Aboh, E.O., and Essegbey, J.: The Phonology Syntax Interface -- 2 <U+0013> Aboh, E. O.: Morphosyntax of the Noun Phrase -- 3 <U+0013> Aboh, E. O., and Essegbey, J.: General properties of the Clause in Kwa -- 4 <U+0013> Adesola, Oluseye: The Non-agreeing Subject Resumptive Pronoun in Yoruba -- 5 <U+0013> Saah, Kofi: Relative Clauses in Akan -- 6 <U+0013> Enoch O. Aboh: On the Right Edge C-type Negation Markers -- 7 <U+0013> Ameka, Felix: Information Packaging Construction in Kwa: Micro-variation and Typology -- 8 <U+0013> Essegbey, James: Inherent Complement Verbs and Double Object Constructions in Gbe -- 9 <U+0013> Larson, Martha: The Empty Subject Construction: Verb serialization in Baule -- Index.
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