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1. Vowel nasalization does not cue ambisyllabicity in American English nasals: Evidence from nasometrya).

2. A Non-Linear Analysis of Foreign English Words in Standard Arabic.

3. On certain phonetic balkanisms.

4. Enrichment of Sociolinguistic Nasality Research with Phonetic Data: Methodological Considerations.

5. Phonological and Semantic Variations in Tsonga Spoken in Zimbabwe and South Africa.

6. Variation in loanword adaptation: A case from Mandarin Chinese.

7. Orthographic activation in spoken word recognition of L2 phonological variants.

8. On the influence of Kreyòl swa: Evidence from the nasalization of the Haitian Creole determiner /la/ in non-nasal environments.

9. PLANTING THE SEED FOR SOUND CHANGE: EVIDENCE FROM REAL-TIME MRI OF VELUM KINEMATICS IN GERMAN.

10. Change in aeroacoustic sound mechanism during sibilant sound with different velopharyngeal opening sizes.

11. Nasals and Nasalization in Spanish and Portuguese : Perception, Phonetics and Phonology

12. The "phonetic prehistory" of Grassmann's law in Greek.

13. A study of contextual vowel nasalization in standard peninsular Spanish.

14. Nasality in Dagbani prosody.

15. A new training method for velopharyngeal dysfunction: Self-inhalation for hypernasality.

16. THE TIME COURSE OF INDIVIDUALS' PERCEPTION OF COARTICULATORY INFORMATION IS LINKED TO THEIR PRODUCTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR SOUND CHANGE.

17. VARIATION OF ORAL AND NASAL STOPS BY ENGLISH AND JAPANESE LEARNERS OF THAI.

18. Polish word-final nasal vowels: Variation and, potentially, change.

19. Nasalization, Neutral Segments and Opacity Effects

20. Native Diphthong Articulations in Kannada Conversational Speech Corpora of Congenital SNHL post Long Term Speech Language therapy IX.

21. Spontaneous nasalization after glottal consonants in Thai.

22. Nasality in Homosexual Men: A Comparison with Heterosexual Men and Women.

24. Voiceless nasal sounds in three Tibeto-Burman languages.

25. A network-modeling approach to investigating individual differences in articulatory-to-acoustic relationship strategies.

26. Voiceless Nasals in Welsh.

27. An acoustic camera approach to studying nasality in speech: The case of Polish nasalized vowels.

28. Oropharygneal articulation of phonemic and phonetic nasalization in Brazilian Portuguese.

29. Coordinating nominal compounds: Universal vs. areal tendencies.

30. On the phonemic status of nasalized /h̃/ in Modern Zuberoan Basque.

32. Increased exposure and phonetic context help listeners recognize allophonic variants.

33. Focus and boundary effects on coarticulatory vowel nasalization in Korean with implications for cross-linguistic similarities and differences.

34. Competencia entre palatalización y nasalización en las secuencias ‑ngul‑ en castellano.

35. A study of manner assimilation: focusing on word-initial [l]-avoidance, lateralization, and nasalization in Korean.

36. Using ultrasound and nasalance to separate oral and nasal contributions to formant frequencies of nasalized vowels.

37. Development of Velopharyngeal Closure for Vocalization During the First 2 Years of Life.

38. Compensation for phonological assimilation: Obstruent nasalization and coronal place assimilation.

39. The encoding of emotions in Kakataibo (Panoan).

40. Evaluation of speech improvement following obturator prostheses for patients with palatal defect.

43. WEST-CENTRAL THAILAND PWO KAREN PHONOLOGY.

44. Nasalization after Inflected Nominals in the Old Irish Glosses: A Reassessment.

45. Contact-induced change in Francoprovençal phonological systems caused by standard French.

46. Specificity for coarticulatory vowel nasality in lexical representations.

47. On the acoustical features of vowel nasality in English and French.

48. Prosodically-conditioned fine-tuning of coarticulatory vowel nasalization in English.

49. Suprasegmental Features of Gulgulia.

50. Word-internal “ambisyllabic” consonants are not multiply-linked in American English.

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