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Page 43
... became voiced unaspirated stops ( bh became b , etc. ) , the original voiced unaspirated stops became voiceless ( b be- came p , etc. ) , and the original voiceless ( unaspirated ) stops became " aspirates " ( p became ƒ ) . Grimm's ...
... became voiced unaspirated stops ( bh became b , etc. ) , the original voiced unaspirated stops became voiceless ( b be- came p , etc. ) , and the original voiceless ( unaspirated ) stops became " aspirates " ( p became ƒ ) . Grimm's ...
Page 467
... became the capital of the new colony . Outside the city walls stood some scattered villages , each ruled by a local chieftain and each centred on a marketplace . As Spanish colonial rule became established , churches were built near the ...
... became the capital of the new colony . Outside the city walls stood some scattered villages , each ruled by a local chieftain and each centred on a marketplace . As Spanish colonial rule became established , churches were built near the ...
Page 499
... became " salesmanship in print . " Ad- vertising was accepted as an essential tool in selling the booming output of all the nations ' factories . " It pays to advertise " became a standard slogan . It was discovered that testimonials by ...
... became " salesmanship in print . " Ad- vertising was accepted as an essential tool in selling the booming output of all the nations ' factories . " It pays to advertise " became a standard slogan . It was discovered that testimonials by ...
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