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Exhibit Hall Floor PlanGrand Ballroom Salons E/FWe thank our 2013 Annual Meeting exhibitors for their support. Please stop by the exhibit hall in GrandBallroom Salons E/F to visit their representatives on Friday, 4 January and Saturday, 5 January from 10:00AM to 5:30 PM and on Sunday, 6 January from 8:30 to 11:00 AM.ExhibitorBoothBrill 117Cambridge University Press 121Cascadilla Press 103De Gruyter Mouton 111Duke University Press 100Edinburgh University Press 124Equinox Publishing 102John Benjamins 101Linguistic Society of America/Joint Exhibit Booth 107Maney Publishing 122MIT Press 104MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 126Oxford University Press 106Recovering Languages &Literacies of the Americas 105Wiley-Blackwell 118Join us for complimentary coffee and tea in the exhibit hall throughout the day.5
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