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Donna M. Rogers, “Joan Coromines i Vigneaux,
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Gloria Clavería, Carlos Sánchez y Joan
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Antonio Cortijo Ocaña, “Commercial
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Steven N. Dworkin, “Semantic Changes and Lexical
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Joseph Gulsoy, “Castellano viejo,
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Francisco A. Marcos Marín,
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René Pellen, “Etimología e
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Joel Rini, “On the Etymology of Spanish
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Carlos Subirats Rüggeberg, “Bases de
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Thomas M. Stephens, “Anglicisms in Spanish
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Thomas J. Walsh, “The Etymology of
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Articles
William D. Paden, “The Chronology of Genres in
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Stephen B. Raulston, “Poetic Craft and Dramatic
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Julian Weiss, “On the Conventionality of the
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