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6932 Sigrid Norris. Analyzing Multimodal Interaction: a Methodological
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6933 Sigrid Norris. Multimodal discourse analysis: a conceptual framework.
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6934 Sigrid Norris. Modal density and modal configurations: multimodal
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6939 Elena Not. A Computational Model for Generating Referrign Expression
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