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108-120 |
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The Precedent Phenomenon v derevnyu, k tetke, v glush', v Saratov as a Linguoculturally Significant Reference to the Province |
7-19 |
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20-32 |
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Once Again on the Term Characteristics as Parts of Speech |
33-41 |
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42-52 |
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53-66 |
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Surat I. Z. |
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Mahrukh M. Taghiyeva |
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79-88 |
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Irony in the Epistles and Amphiguri of Antony Pogorelsky |
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103-114 |
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Nadezhda K. Onipenko |
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65-76 |
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The Rule of Replacing the Grave with an Acute in Church Slavonic: Further Details |
77-89 |
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Tyrannical Characters by A. N. Ostrovsky in View of the Primary Speech Genres |
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