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  66. Kantor, Benjamin. The Pronunciation of New Testament Greek: Judeo-Palestinian Greek Phonology and Orthography from Alexander to Islam. Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2023b. Find it ↗
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  74. Kramer, Ruth. The Morphosyntax of Gender. Oxford University Press, 2020. Find it ↗
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  79. Kroeger, Paul. “On the Meanings and Functions of Backward Causal Connectives.” Unpublished Manuscript, Dallas Intl. University & SIL Intl., 2020. Find it ↗
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  85. Levin, Beth. “Objecthood: An Event Structure Perspective.” Proceedings of CLS 35, no. 1 (1999): 223–247. Find it ↗
  86. Levin, Beth. “Verb classes within and across languages.” Valency classes in the world’s languages 2 (2015): 1627–1670. Find it ↗
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