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Vol. 20:1 (1996) ► pp.236–243

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Barbara A. Fox. Discourse structure and anaphora. Written and conversational English [Cambridge Studies in Linguistics, 48]. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 19871993. Paperback.viii, 173 pp. ISBN 0 521 43990 6 $17.95

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Published online: 1 January 1996
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