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New frontiers of corpus research
pp. 1-5(5)
Authors: Pam Peters; Peter Collins; Adam Smith

TERMINEC: a clearinghouse for economics text and terminology
pp. 9-24(16)
Author: Magnar Brekke

Vaguely speaking: a corpus approach to vague language in intercultural conversations
pp. 25-40(16)
Author: Neil Drave

On the discourse marker so
pp. 41-52(12)
Author: He Anping

Lexis, indirectness and politeness in operator calls
pp. 53-69(17)
Authors: Tony McEnery; Paul Baker; Christine Cheepen

The Coll Corpus: towards a corpus of web-based college student newspapers
pp. 71-90(20)
Author: David C. Minugh

Aspects of computer-mediated communication for research in corpus linguistics
pp. 91-104(14)
Author: Vincent B.Y. Ooi

The design of the Spoken Dutch Corpus
pp. 105-112(8)
Author: Nelleke Oostdijk

Canting terms in the Early English Prose Fiction Corpus
pp. 116-126(11)
Author: Maurizio Gotti

In (hot) pursuit of data: complex prepositions in late modern English
pp. 127-146(20)
Author: Sebastian Hoffmann

Pied piping and stranding from a diachronic perspective
pp. 147-162(16)
Author: Christine Johansson

Zero subject relative constructions in American and British English
pp. 163-177(15)
Author: Hans Martin Lehmann

Towards an analysis of pragmatic and stylistic features in 15th and 17th century English letters
pp. 179-198(20)
Author: Manfred Markus

Computer assisted spelling normalization of 18th century English
pp. 199-211(13)
Author: Peter Schneider

Whom is not dead?
pp. 215-228(14)
Author: Pieter de Haan

Can and could in contemporary British English: a study of the ICEGB corpus
pp. 229-246(18)
Author: Roberta Facchinetti

What's a word like girl doing in a place like this? Occupational labels, sexist usages and corpus research
pp. 247-263(17)
Authors: Janet Holmes; Robert Sigley

On polysemy and interpretation. The case of eventual
pp. 265-282(18)
Authors: Göran Kjellmer

Functions of intonation in sentences and texts
pp. 283-293(11)
Author: Ilka Mindt

Grammatical word class variation within the British National Corpus Sampler
pp. 295-306(12)
Authors: Paul Rayson; Andrew Wilson; Geoffrey Leech

Temporal specification of the present perfect: a corpus-based study
pp. 307-315(9)
Authors: Norbert Schlüter

Ever moving on? The progressive in recent British English.
pp. 316-329(14)
Author: Nicholas Smith

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