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1. Baum, SR; Pell, MD; Leonard, CL; Gordon, JK
   Using prosody to resolve temporary syntactic ambiguities in speech production: acoustic data on brain-damaged speakers
   CLINICAL LINGUISTICS & PHONETICS
   
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2. Luzzatti, C; Toraldo, A; Guasti, MT; Ghirardi, G; Lorenzi, L; Guarnaschelli, C
   Comprehension of reversible active and passive sentences in agrammatism
   APHASIOLOGY
   
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   Vowel quality in aphasia and apraxia of speech: Phonetic transcription andformant analyses
   APHASIOLOGY
   
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4. Haley, KL; Bays, GL; Ohde, RN
   Phonetic properties of aphasic-apraxic speech: A modified narrow transcription analysis
   APHASIOLOGY
   
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5. Pinango, MM; Zurif, EB
   Semantic operations in aphasic comprehension: Implications for the cortical organization of language
   BRAIN AND LANGUAGE
   
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6. de Roo, E
   Root nonfinite and finite utterances in child language and agrammatic speech
   BRAIN AND LANGUAGE
   
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7. Dick, F; Bates, E; Wulfeck, B; Utman, JA; Dronkers, N; Gernsbacher, MA
   Language deficits, localization, and grammar: Evidence for a distributive model of language breakdown in aphasic patients and neurologically intact individuals
   PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW
   
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   Phonological agraphia following a focal anterior insulo-opercular infarction
   NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA
   
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   Basis of intonation disturbance in aphasia: Production
   APHASIOLOGY
   
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10. Kolk, HHJ; Hartsuiker, RJ
    Agrammatic sentence processing: Severity, complexity, and priming
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11. Baum, SR; Pell, MD
    The neural bases of prosody: Insights from lesion studies and neuroimaging
    APHASIOLOGY
    
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12. Heeschen, C; Schegloff, EA
    Agrammatism, adaptation theory, conversation analysis: on the role of so-called telegraphic style in talk-in-interaction
    APHASIOLOGY
    
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13. Pell, MD
    Fundamental frequency encoding of linguistic and emotional prosody by right hemisphere-damaged speakers
    BRAIN AND LANGUAGE
    
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14. Baum, SR; Boyczuk, JP
    Speech timing subsequent to brain damage: Effects of utterance length and complexity
    BRAIN AND LANGUAGE
    
    S.R. Baum e J.P. Boyczuk, "Speech timing subsequent to brain damage: Effects of utterance length and complexity", BRAIN LANG, 67(1), 1999, pp. 30-45
15. Pell, MD
    The temporal organization of affective and non-affective speech in patients with right-hemisphere infarcts
    CORTEX
    
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16. OTSUKI M; SOMA Y; KOYAMA A; YOSHIMURA N; FURUKAWA H; TSUJI S
    TRANSCORTICAL SENSORY APHASIA FOLLOWING LEFT FRONTAL INFARCTION
    Journal of neurology
    
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17. MACNEILAGE PF
    THE FRAME CONTENT THEORY OF EVOLUTION OF SPEECH PRODUCTION (CORRECTEDVERSION OF 126BQ)/
    Behavioral and brain sciences
    
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    THE FRAME CONTENT THEORY OF EVOLUTION OF SPEECH PRODUCTION/
    Behavioral and brain sciences
    
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19. GRELA B; GANDOUR J
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    Brain and language (Print)
    
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20. BASTIAANSE R; VANZONNEVELD R
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21. HARTSUIKER RJ; KOLK HHJ
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    Brain and language
    
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22. NIEMI J
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24. GROSSMAN M; PAYER F; ONISHI K; DESPOSITO M; MORRISON D; SADEK A; ALAVI A
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    Neurology
    
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25. MURRAY LL; HOLLAND AL; BEESON PM
    SPOKEN LANGUAGE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH MILD FLUENT APHASIA UNDER FOCUSEDAND DIVIDED-ATTENTION CONDITIONS
    Journal of speech language and hearing research
    
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26. SZELAG E; VONSTEINBUCHEL N; POPPEL E
    TEMPORAL PROCESSING DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH BROCAS-APHASIA
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27. HOOLE P; SCHROTERMORASCH H; ZIEGLER W
    PATTERNS OF LARYNGEAL APRAXIA IN 2 PATIENTS WITH BROCAS-APHASIA
    Clinical linguistics & phonetics
    
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28. VANDESANDTKOENDERMAN WME; BONTA E; WIELAERT SM; VISCHBRINK EG
    STIMULATING SENTENCE PRODUCTION IN AGRAMMATIC PATIENTS - THE EFFECT OF THE VISUAL CUE PROGRAM ON SPONTANEOUS SPEECH
    Aphasiology
    
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30. KOHN SE; CRAGNOLINO A; PUSTEJOVSKY J
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