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  New paper: “Agreement and semantic concord: a spurious unification”   TbiLLC 2015

Spring 2015: three talks

 Posted by Omer on 01/30/2015
Jan 302015
 

In the spring of 2015, I’ll be giving three invited talks, at UCLA (Feb. 13), UConn (Apr. 10), and NYU (Apr. 24). For more information, see the talks & handouts page.

  New paper: “Agreement and semantic concord: a spurious unification”   TbiLLC 2015

recent updates

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