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1. First position and the syntax/prosody interface: Old Irish preverbs
David Adger 1-14
2. Universal NPs in relative clauses
Calixto Agüero-Bautista 15-28
3. On the (in)ability of prenominal attributive adjectives
to take complements
Antonia Androutsopoulou 29-42
4. Transparency, strict locality, and targeted constraints
Eric Bakovic and Colin Wilson 43-56
5. The acquisition of the copula in child English
Misha Becker 57-70
6. Passive and passive-like constructions in Hmong
Cassandre Creswell and Kieran Snyder 71-82
7. E-type pronouns as definite articles
Paul Elbourne 83-96
8. The interaction of obligatory and nonobligatory control
in rationale clauses
Manuel Español-Echevarría 97-110
9. Multiple movement and wh-in-situ in Inuktitut
Carrie Gillon 111-124
10. Blackfoot 'indefinites': Bare nouns and non-assertion of existence
Jennifer Glougie 125-138
11. Copy left dislocation
Kleanthes K. Grohmann 139-152
12. No more EPP
Kleanthes K. Grohmann, John Drury, and Juan Carlos Castillo 153-166
13. Reduplication in Southern Paiute and correspondence theory
Naomi Gurevich 167-177
14. The structure of agreement failure in Lebanese Arabic
Peter Hallman 178-190
15. Opaque consonant gradation in Finnish: The case of possessive suffixes
Heli Harrikari 191-203
16. Scope ambiguity and 'scrambling'
J.-R. Hayashishita 204-217
17. Successive cyclicity, long-distance superiority,
and local optimization
Fabian Heck and Gereon Müller 218-231
18. Free Adjunct Free Relatives
Roumyana Izvorski 232-245
19. Noun phrase word order and definiteness in Japanese
Tomomi Kakegawa 246-259
20. Temporal interpretation of participles
Kiyomi Kusumoto 260-273
21. Determiner sharing
Vivian Lin 274-287
22. The instrument of inversion: Instrumental case in the Russian copula
Ora Matushansky 288-301
23. Ternarity in Estonian stress
Steven McCartney 302-315
24. Aspect and partitive objects in Finnish
Karine Megerdoomian 316-328
25. Arguments for stressed rhyme faithfulness: A case study of Nancowry
Nicole Nelson 329-342
26. Constraints on geminates in Buginese and Selayarese
Robert J. Podesva 343-356
27. Backward control in Tsez
Maria Polinsky and Eric Potsdam 357-370
28. A quantitative analysis of the loss of V2 in the history of English
Rashmi Prasad 371-384
29. Vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in Yorùbá:
The seeds of ATR vowel harmony
Marek Przezdziecki 385-398
30. Deriving adversity
Liina Pylkkänen 399-410
31. Expletives as features
Joachim Sabel 411-424
32. Control in Basque
Itziar San Martin 425-438
33. Assessing the Strong Continuity Hypothesis in the development of
English inflection: Arguments for the Grammatical Mapping Paradigm
Lynn Santelmann, Stephanie Berk, and Barbara Lust 439-452
34. Predicting irregularity in Tamil verbs
Bhavani Saravanan 453-465
35. Dynamic versus static phonotactic constraints in English truncation
Daniel Silverman 466-478
36. The development and licensing of agreement as a functional projection
Andrew Simpson and Zoe Wu 479-492
37. Resultatives result from the Compounding Parameter:
On the acquisitional correlation between resultatives
and N-N compounds in Japanese
Koji Sugisaki and Miwa Isobe 493-506
38. Multiple wh-questions and multiple specifiers
Hidekazu Tanaka 507-517
39. The bases of double reduplication
Suzanne Urbanczyk 518-531
40. Long-distance consonantal identity effects
Rachel Walker 532-545
41. Perceptual distinctiveness in Turkish emphatic reduplication
Andrew Wedel 546-559
42. Three problems in the theory of the Optional Infinitive stage:
Stage/individual predicates, eventive verbs and finite null-subjects
Ken Wexler 560-573
43. Adverbial quantification over (interrogative) complements
Alexander Williams 574-587
44. Japanese attributive adjectives are not (all) relative clauses
Hiroko Yamakido 588-602
45. The phonetic basis for tonal melody mapping
Jie Zhang 603-616
46. On inclusive questions
Richard Zuber 617-630
47. Auxiliary insertion in child Dutch
Shalom Zuckerman, Roelien Bastiaanse, and Ron van Zonneveld 631-644