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200will not appear in the concordance. Therefore, a closer look at the texts that areclassified as lacking Move 1 show that this move in fact is present.In those BRs that are considered to lack linguistic clues for Move 1, reference tothe topic of the book is made in the opening sentence through repetition of the key termin the title of the book. Thus in [E#29], for example, the title of the publication beingreviewed is The Other Economy: Pastoral Husbandry on a Medieval Estate and theopening sentence is:Studies of medieval English agriculture have traditionally concentrated on theproduction of grain and wool, the two chief cash crops of the thirteenth- andfourteenth-century era of high farming.Sometimes, besides repeating a key word from the title, the reviewer makes explicitreference to this strategy, as in L#49 where Critical Essays on Language Use andPsychology is reviewed:It is not common to review books on psychology in this journal but this is not anordinary book on psychology. The term ‘critical’ in the title is to be takenliterally.In most of the opening sentences that do not follow one of the stipulated formsmentioned above, the reviewer relates the book to previous literature or makes topicgeneralizations, using repetition of a key word from the title. An example is [C#23], inwhich the book Modern Supercritical Fluid Chromatography is reviewed: