Sequential constraints in non-native listening, or why Germans recognize 'John 
Lennon' easier than 'Rush Limbaugh'

Weber, Andrea

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Sequential constraints in non-native listening, or why Germans recognize 'John Lennon' easier than 'Rush Limbaugh'

Weber, A. (2000). Sequential constraints in non-native listening, or why Germans recognize 'John Lennon' easier than 'Rush Limbaugh'. Poster presented at City University of New York Science Day, New York City, USA.

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Weber, Andrea¹, Author

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1Language Comprehension Group, MPI for Psycholinguistics, Max Planck Society, Nijmegen, NL, ou_55203

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Title: City University of New York Science Day

Place of Event: New York City, USA

Start-/End Date: 2000

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