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• Symposium Questions answers in Greek Talk in interaction
  |Short summary=Symposium "Questions-answers in Greek Talk-in-interaction", 13-14 October 2016, Thessaloniki, submissions: 31 May ...alysis. The topic of this year’s Symposium is Questions-answers in Greek Talk-in-interaction.
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• IPrA2017-Talk-Dying-panel
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• 21st Conference on Conversation and Discourse Analysis: Comparative research on talk-in-interaction 21-23 March 2018 Mannheim
  ...Conference on Conversation and Discourse Analysis: Comparative research on talk-in-interaction 21-23 March 2018 Mannheim ...21st Conf. on Conversation and Discourse Analysis: Comparative research on talk-in-interaction,March 18 #EMCA
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• Job PhD Explainable AI for Enabling Repair of Talk with Conversational Agents
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• LISO talk - Chase Raymond Friday 1st February
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• 18th June 2019 - John Heritage on "Talk Matters" at York University
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• The Centre for Advanced Studies in Language & Communication presents a talk by Simon Stewart
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• CALSC York talk by Prof. Richard Ogden 4th March 2021
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• CASLC talk by Galina Bolden 13th May 2021
  ...She has conducted conversation analytic research into the organization of talk-in-interaction in English and Russian languages in ordinary and institutional settings. Sh
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• LISO talk 2021-05-14- Albert J. Meehan and AnnMarie Dennis
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• The 2nd Annual CASLC End-of-Academic-Year Celebratory Talk 2021
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• 20211 CALSC York talk by Professor Chase Raymond
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• The Centre for Advanced Studies in Language & Communication (CASLC) is delighted to present a talk by Dr Ivor Sokolić
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• CASLC talk by Professor Beatrice Szczepek Reed 3rd February 2022
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• CASLC Talk: 17 March 2022 Kevin Whitehead & Geoff Raymond on "Cross-Cutting Preferences in Interactional Trajectories Toward Violence"
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• Who Makes The Decisions During Childbirth? A talk presented by University of York (2022)
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• The Centre for Advanced Studies in Language & Communication (CASLC) at the University of York is delighted to present a talk by Kobin H. Kendrick, Judith Holler and Stephen C. Levison
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• Dr Lucas M. Seuren Talk 2022
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• CASLC End of Academic Year Celebratory Talk given by Professor Jenny Mandelbaum
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• CASLC Talk: Dr Liz Holt 2022
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• University of York March 2023 Communication in Medical and Healthcare Interactions and Phonetics of Talk-in-Interaction courses OPEN
  ...2023 Communication in Medical and Healthcare Interactions and Phonetics of Talk-in-Interaction courses ...2023 Communication in Medical and Healthcare Interactions and Phonetics of Talk-in-Interaction courses. Places are limited! Don't miss out, book your place today: http://
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• ASA EMCA talk Steven Clayman: Question Design as a Window into Social Institutions
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• CASLC talk: Professor Ann Weatherall
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• Incipient talk
  ...08.11.004 Silence is talk: Conversational silence in Australian Aboriginal talk-in-interaction]. ''Journal of Pragmatics'', ''41''(10), 2033-2052.
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• Self-talk
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• The 4th Annual CASLC Celebratory Talk - Lorenza Mondada 21st Sept 2023
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• CASLC talk: Uwe-A Küttner and Jörg Zinken
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• CASLC talk: Dr Zhiying Jian
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• Scheuer2014
  ...nstrates how participants use positive prediction and advice to coordinate talk-in-interaction with handling written materials and note taking, as well as formulating con
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• Stukenbrock2014a
  ...esources and undergo continual metamorphoses in the online construction of talk-in-interaction.
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• Hakulinen-Couper-Kuhlen2015
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• Arminen-Auvinen2013
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• Asmuss2013
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• Benjamin-Walker2013
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• Bercelli-Rossano-Viaro2013
  |Abstract=Analyses of talk-in-interaction in institutional settings have generally been bounded to the interactional
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• Bloch-Wilkinson2013
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• Bolden2013
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• Buecker2013
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• Drew2014a
  ...n introduce some of the key analytic themes in investigating requesting in talk-in-interaction. This sets the scene for what is becoming a particularly significant perspe
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• Clayman2014
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• Cibulka2013
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• Danby-etal2013
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• Day-Kjaerbeck2013
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• Dean-Adams-Kasari2013
  ...hours of video, which documented an eight-week program. Using conversation/talk-in-interaction analysis methods, we determined that over 60% of peers’ narratives were c
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• Plug2014
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• SzczepekReed2014
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• Deppermann2013a
  |Title=How does ‘cognition’ matter to the analysis of talk-in-interaction? ...the integration of a more explicit cognitive perspective into research on talk-in-interaction.
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• Deppermann2013b
  ...construct turn-beginnings is reviewed. It is claimed that participants in talk-in-interaction need to deal with four tasks in order to construct a turn which precisely f
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• Dhondt2013a
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• Rintel2013a
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• Rintel2013b
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• Garcia2013
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• Ivaldi2016
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• Greer2013a
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• Hall-Smotrova2013
  ...mportance of examining how unplanned classroom moments are accomplished in talk-in-interaction, and reveal how practices like self-talk, which may appear on the surface b
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• Hayashi-Kushida2013
  |Title=Responding with resistance to wh-questions in Japanese talk-in-interaction ...token iya in turn-initial position in response to wh-questions in Japanese talk-in-interaction. We show that iya-prefacing serves as an alert to the questioner that the r
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• Hayashi-Raymond-Sidnell-ed2013
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• Heath-Luff2013
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• VanderHouwen2013
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• Jenks-Brandt2013
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• Irvine-Drew-Sainsbury2013
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• Jackson-Jones2013
  ...a conversation analytic study of well-prefaced, self-initiated repairs in talk-in-interaction. We show that speakers use well-prefacing of self-repairs to manage the cre
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• Kapellidi2013
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• Kilby-Horowitz2013
  ...mbined CA/MCA approach, which foregrounds powerplay, offers to analysis of talk-in-interaction. Following this, we underline how placing such a micro-level spotlight on t
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• Kim-Kuroshima2013
  ...as a locus for establishing and building projection and directionality in talk-in-interaction.
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• Kitzinger-etal2013
  ...ir parts of adjacency pairs taken from a wide range of field recordings of talk-in-interaction. Not surprisingly, place references are sometimes reformulated so as to ind
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• Kitzinger-Mandelbaum2013
  ...laims or displays of understanding. This conversation analytic approach to talk-in-interaction documents how specialist vocabularies can be deployed, in situ, in the cons
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• Lehtinen2013
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• Li2013
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• Lindstroem-Londen2013
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• McCleary-Leite2013
  ...ges, orient to ‘one party talks at a time’, and that the management of talk-in-interaction is achieved within a tightly organized system which includes resources trad
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• Muntigl2013
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• Muntigl-etal2013
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• Nolen-Maynard2013
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• Oloff2013
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• Parry-Land2013
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• Persson2013
  |Title=Intonation and sequential organization: Formulations in French talk-in-interaction ...tion; Conversation Analysis; Formulations; Sequential organization; French talk-in-interaction; Prosody;
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• Raymond2013
  ...ligations entailed in normatively organized social action are fulfilled in talk-in-interaction, and how the primary constituents of turn organization – grammar, prosody
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• Penn2015
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• Barnes2015
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• Klippi2015
  ...role of the embodied practices related to aphasic language problems during talk-in-interaction. It has been suggested that one way of adapting to aphasic language is by u ...t that embodied interaction should be explored more extensively in aphasic talk-in-interaction. Conversation with PWAs is a joint and multimodal activity, which also need
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• Madill2015
  ...nteraction. This chapter provides an overview of the five main features of talk-in-interaction of interest in conversation analysis: turn-taking, sequence organization, r
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• Baecher2014
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• Mezzanotte2014
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• Kasper2014
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• Deppermann2014
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• Sert2013
  ...these embodied actions as displays of insufficient knowledge in classroom talk-in-interaction, and initiate ESCs subsequent to certain student non-verbal cues including
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• Shaw-Hepburn2013
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• Smith2013
  |Tag(s)=EMCA; Turn Construction; Talk-in-interaction; Relationships; First vs. second-hand knowledge; Epistemics; Epistem
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• Stevanovic2013
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• Stokoe2013a
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• Svahn-Evaldsson2013
  ...chool. An ethnomethodological approach is taken toward how features of the talk-in-interaction during these sessions indirectly make available systems of accountability m
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• Svinhufvud-Vehvilainen2013
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• SzczepekReed-Raymond2013
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• SzczepekReed-Raymond2013b
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• SzczepekReed-Reed-Haddon2013
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• Theobald2013
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• Ticca2013
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• VanCharldorp2013
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• Webb-Heath-vomLehn-Gibson2013
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• Weiste-Perakyla2013
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• Whitehead2013
  |Abstract=The production and reception of complaints in talk-in-interaction is shaped by a range of interactional contingencies, including matters of a
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• Wilkinson2013b
  ...ship between forms of communicative impairment and distinctive features of talk-in-interaction, and the possibility of developing interaction-focused intervention program
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• Yasui2013
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• Schegloff2010a
  ...nderlying theme is that accounts for what gets done and gets understood in talk-in-interaction must take into account not only its composition, but also its position—no
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• Ikeya-etal2010
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• TiitinenRuusuvuori2015
  ...titutional and cultural understandings of parenthood are co-constituted in talk-in-interaction, and how institutional interaction may provide an arena for negotiating the
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• Arnold2012
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• Ayass-Gerhardt2012
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• Clayman2012d
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• Djordjilovic2012
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• Ekberg2012
  ...le Source; Repair; Conversation Analysis; Repair space; Intersubjectivity; Talk-in-interaction.; Post-completion account ...a range of structurally-provided positions in which sources of trouble in talk-in-interaction can be addressed using repair. These practices are contained within what Sc
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• Ford-Stickle2012
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• Gardner2012a
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• Heritage2012c
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• Nevile2004
  |Title=Beyond the Black Box: Talk-in-Interaction in the Airline Cockpit
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• Hutchby-OReilly-Parker2012
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• Kevoe-Feldman-Robinson2012
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• Kitzinger-Shaw-Toerien2012
  |Abstract=This article draws on naturally occurring talk-in-interaction to explore the use of unrepaired indexicals—specifically he, she, and the
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• Komter2012a
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• Levy-Gardner2012
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• Liberman2012
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• Mansson2012
  |Abstract=This paper presents a study of talk-in-interaction using data from a clinical setting involving interlocutors participating in
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• Maschler-Dori-Hacohen2012
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• Murphy2012
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• Nielsen-etal2012
  ...hed in situ. Our analyses show six local functions of InP in institutional talk-in-interaction: (1) announcing procedure, (2) forcing procedure, (3) negotiating procedure
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• Noy2012
  |Tag(s)=EMCA; Automobiles; Family Conversation; mobility; family; talk-in-interaction; space; cars; embodiment
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• Paoletti2012a
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• Svennevig2011
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• Pomerantz2012a
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• Sert-Walsh2013
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• Shaw-Kitzinger2012
  ...kers positively assess recipients—a generic practice of complimenting in talk-in-interaction—in the particular institutional context of a helpline for women seeking a
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• Sidnell2012c
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• Stevanovic-Perakyla2012
  ...uces, more systematically than before, the concept to close examination of talk-in-interaction. Drawing on video recordings of planning meetings as data and on conversati
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• Stommel2012
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• Svennevig-ed2012
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• Svennevig2012a
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• Svennevig2012b
  ...-participants. The analysis sheds light on the ways in which institutional talk-in-interaction is permeated by the formulations and logic of written documents.
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• Tekdemir2012
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• Nielsen2012
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• Eglin-Wideman1986
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• Arminen1998
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• Arminen2000
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