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Page 1: University of California, Berkeleystedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/JAM/matisoff1986labiovelar.pdf-83- Linguistics of the Tibeto—Burman Area Volume 9.1 — Spring 1986 Labiovelar unit in A
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