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David Lindsay’s fictive flyting
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Types of function words in Lu Yiwei’s dictionary (to the question of grammar terminology)
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Features of the formation of the lexis of positive moral-ethical evaluation in the Spanish language of the 13–15th centuries (based on the material of the Mediaeval Spanish adjective virtuoso)
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English-language borrowings as a source of formation of the French youth argot
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M. P. Shishkin’s image of Switzerland through the lens of the conceptual metaphor
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Text explication of the concept “Cruelty” in the novel by Pavel Nilin
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A stinging remark as a speech act
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Category of directness in vocabulary and pragmatics
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IMPLEMENTATION OF A SCIENTIFIC PROJECT BY PHILOLOGISTS OF THE PEDAGOGICAL INSTITUTE OF SARATOV STATE UNIVERSITY
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Museum metaphysics
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Science as a vocation. On the occation of the 85th anniversary of birth of Professor M. A. Kormilitsyna
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Scientific ideas of Olga B. Sirotinina and Saratov linguistic school of researching real communication units. On the occasion of the centenary of birth of the scientist and teacher
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Germany’s image formed by magazine headlines (on the materials of the youth magazine vitamin de)
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“Left Skaftymov’s ‘nest’ too early”: V. A. Bochkarev about A. P. Skaftymov
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“A strange mystical village” in Bunin’s short novel Dry Valley: To the problem of sources
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A “new woman” or a “superwoman”? A Silver Age project
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A foreign proper name in Spanish idioms and proverbs
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Two alphabets for one minority language as a threat to its existence (a case study of Lezgian)
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The semantics and contextualized use of the Present Perfect in modern American English: A corpus-driven study
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On the polyfunctionality of punctuation marks in modern German (on the example of the dash)
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