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Meeting HandbookLinguistic Society of AmericaAmerican Dialect SocietyAmerican Name SocietyNorth American Association for the History of the Language SciencesSociety for Pidgin and Creole LinguisticsSociety for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the AmericasMarriott Copley PlaceBoston, MA3-6 January 2013Official 2013 Meeting SponsorsMajor Sponsor:Sponsors:
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