Some Davis NIMBYs tried to get this house in central Davis designated "historic" to block construction of a 5-story mixed use housing project. Fortunately the move was defeated, a victory for common sense and aesthetic judgment.
My theory is that she believes she’ll sell more copies of her book if people think it contains lots of juicy anecdotes about conflicts between her and Trump, and these abortion comments serve as a teaser.
Interesting! I sometimes have BBC Radio4 in the background! Like you I’m not really listening but I find the sound and the voices pleasant and even comforting.
Im curious: you can write while listening to unrelated speech? I can’t even write with just instrumental music in the background!
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... and second is 'Facilitation of lexical form or discourse relation: Evidence from contrastive pairs of discourse markers' by Scholman, Rohde & Demberg (escholarship.org/uc/item/1084...)!
Author(s): Scholman, Merel; Rohde, Hannah; Demberg, Vera | Abstract: Research has shown that people anticipate upcoming linguistic content, but evidence regarding expectations of specific lexical mark...
First up is 'Predicting this rock: Listeners use redundant phonetic information in online morphosyntactic processing' by Clara Cohen (escholarship.org/uc/item/8n78...) ...
Author(s): Cohen, Clara | Abstract: Pronunciation variation is systematic, and provides listeners with cues to what the speaker is about to say. Shortened stems, for example, can indicate an upcoming ...
October is (almost) here, and so are two great new articles that we're delighted to publish in Glossa Psycholinguistics!
"Wiping out the traces of the people and the places that I've been"
Just saw someone refer to Twitter as Xitter, which made me laugh out loud because in Portuguese the letter X is pronounced as "sh" 🫢