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In this study, the author argues not only that /a/ was a part of the inventory of Indo-European vowels, but also that it occurred more frequently and in more positions in individual words than has previously been supposed.
In this study, the author argues not only that /a/ was a part of the inventory of Indo-European vowels, but also that it occurred more frequently and in more positions in individual words than has previously been supposed.
In this study, the author argues not only that /a/ was a part of the inventory of Indo-European vowels, but also that it occurred more frequently and in more positions in individual words than has previously been supposed.