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They claim that a vowel is longer before an unvoiced consonant. Yes, but I noticed that vowel length only makes sense in stressed syllables, so as long as you stress the second word in each example this feature can be neglected. Devoicing
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I've looked over the newsgroup and figured out that "Mrs." and "Mr." don't have a period after them in Britain. ... the U.S.? It's not an abreviation so like "Miss", it needs no period. Yet even MS
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raymond s. wise
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It seems that every time I post a comment it provokes a load ofdiscussion threads. But not to be detered, ... changes. Forinstance, they say " 'ospikal" when they mean "hospital", or "ee 'ant gotnone" instead
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