Titlebook: Research and Development in Intelligent Systems XX; Proceedings of AI200 Frans Coenen,Alun Preece,Ann Macintosh Conference proceedings 2004

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ation of gender differences in productive vocabulary use as regards the particular aspect of the creation of new, innovative lexical items are scarce. The present research intends to fill this gap in the literature. Then, the study conducted to explore gender differences in the production of lexical

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Alfonsas Miseviciusterm or minor adjustments or more long-term fundamental change. A useful framework for analysis of gains achieved suggests three important dimensions of change: policy change, organizational survival and cultural or discursive change (Ferree and Hess, 2000, 200).

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Muhammed Basharu,Hatem Ahriz,Inés Aranay after relocating to a new socialist steel plant in Nowa Huta: “I began to take care more and more of my looks,” she wrote. “First of all, I changed my hairstyle. I became interested in fashion and bought fashion magazines … I diligently followed fashion trends. I started taking better care of my s

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lized values” and drank to excess. This coded language, I soon learned, referred to the lower social classes—peasants and the lower reaches of the proletariat. Certainly, they assured me, there were wife beaters from “good families” too, but these were few in number and were alcoholics and, hence, c

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Shakil Ahmed,Frans Coenen,Paul Lenglized values” and drank to excess. This coded language, I soon learned, referred to the lower social classes—peasants and the lower reaches of the proletariat. Certainly, they assured me, there were wife beaters from “good families” too, but these were few in number and were alcoholics and, hence, c

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