INTRODUCTION
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SEMANTIC LINKS BETWEEN CONSTITUENTS OF ENGLISH
COMPOUND NOUNS AND PHRASAL NOUNS: PARENT+NOUN VS. PARENTAL+NOUN
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DEFENCE OR ATTACK? THE METAPHOR OF WAR IN A CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS OF GERMAN AND POLISH POLITICAL DISCOURSE
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URBAN ONOMASTICS IN GDYNIA: ON THE FUNCTIONS OF STREET DESIGNATIONS IN GDYNIA DURING WORLD WAR II
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COGNITIVE MODEL OF METACOMMUNICATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ENGLISH AND UKRAINIAN METADISCOURSE
Yaroslava Gnezdilova
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FOCUS PARTICLE INVENTORIES IN POLISH AS COMPARED TO GERMAN
Anna Jaremkiewicz-Kwiatkowska
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IN SEARCH OF COGNITIVE MOTIVATION FOR SEMANTIC CHANGE: THE CASE OF WORDS THAT ORIGINATE FROM BODY PARTS
Robert Kiełtyka, Agnieszka Grząśko
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INTER-LEXICAL POLYSEMY OF SPATIAL PREFIXES AND PARTICLES IN POLISH AND ENGLISH
Ewa Konieczna
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TOWARDS A PRACTICAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXONYMS
Marcin Kudła
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VOWEL NASALITY IN AKAN
John Odoom, Kwasi Adomako
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YELLOW IN POLISH AND RUSSIAN: ASSOCIATIONS, PROTOTYPICAL REFERENCES, AND VALUATION
Danuta Stanulewicz, Ewa Komorowska
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LINGUISTIC CONTRASTS OUT OF CONSCIOUS CONTROL
Konrad Szcześniak
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COMMUNICATIVE SILENCE IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE: A CASE STUDY ON AMERICAN AND UKRAINIAN PRESIDENTIAL SPEECHES
Inna Zabuzhanska, Tamara Yamchynska
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