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title

Morphological patterns in Hungarian children with Williams syndrome and the rule debates. (English)

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author name string

Csaba Pléh

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1

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Agnes Lukács

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2

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Mihály Racsmány

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3

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publication date

1 September 2003

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published in

Brain and Language

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volume

86

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issue

3

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page(s)

377-383

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The phonological loop as a language learning device

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Identifiers

DOI

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PubMed ID

12972368

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9 February 2018