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14. Ostendorf, M
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15. Borowsky, R; Besner, D
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16. Kukulska-Hulme, A
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17. Kellenbach, ML; Wijers, AA; Mulder, G
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18. Algieri, A; Pattison, R; Shumway, SE
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19. Pilotti, M; Balota, DA; Sommers, M; Khurshid, A
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20. Rastle, K; Coltheart, M
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21. Grainger, J; Spinelli, E; Ferrand, L
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22. Kello, CT; Plaut, DC
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24. Zevin, JD; Balota, DA
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25. Tehan, G; Lalor, DM
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26. Neumeyer, L; Franco, H; Digalakis, V; Weintraub, M
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27. Witt, SM; Young, SJ
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28. Cucchiarini, C; Strik, H; Boves, L
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29. Franco, H; Neumeyer, L; Digalakis, V; Ronen, O
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30. Kawai, G; Hirose, K
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31. Kello, CT; Plaut, DC; MacWhinney, B
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32. Rastle, K; Harrington, J; Coltheart, M; Palethorpe, S
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33. Zorzi, M
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34. Joubert, SA; Lecours, AR
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35. Balota, DA; Law, MB; Zevin, JD
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36. Hyltenstam, K; Abrahamsson, N
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40. Juang, BH; Furui, S
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41. Stevens, JJ
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48. Pexman, PM; Cristi, C; Lupker, SJ
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49. Peereman, R; Content, A
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50. Plaut, DC
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59. Bacchiani, M; Ostendorf, M
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63. Holter, T; Svendsen, T
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64. Kessens, JM; Wester, M; Strik, H
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65. Riley, M; Byrne, W; Finke, M; Khudanpur, S; Ljolje, A; McDonough, J; Nock, H; Saraclar, M; Wooters, C; Zavaliagkos, G
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68. Balota, DA; Spieler, DH
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69. Lukatela, G; Frost, SJ; Turvey, MT
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70. Fushimi, T; Ijuin, M; Patterson, K; Tatsumi, IF
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71. Doyle, CC
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72. Moritz, S; Andresen, B; Domin, F; Martin, T; Probsthein, E; Kretschmer, G; Krausz, M; Naber, D; Spitzer, M
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74. Leather, J
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75. Munro, MJ; Derwing, TM
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76. Hennessey, NW; Kirsner, K
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78. Seidenberg, MS; Plaut, DC
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