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Using uh and um in spontaneous speaking
Cognition · 2002 · Vol. 84(1) · pp. 73–111
Herbert H. Clark✉(Stanford University)
Language, Discourse, Communication StrategiesSyntax, Semantics, Linguistic VariationLinguistic Variation and MorphologyPsychologyCliticLinguisticsArgument (complex analysis)Word (group theory)Communication
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HumansLanguageSpeech
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