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1	More on the typology of inchoative/causative verb alternations	Studies in Language Companion Series	1993	345
2	Semantic and Lexical Universals	Studies in Language Companion Series	1994	250
3	Phonetically Driven Phonology	Studies in Language Companion Series	1999	178
4	4. The Guaporé-Mamoré region as a linguistic area	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	173
5	2. The problem of the Caucasian Sprachbund.	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	170
6	Person reference, proper names and circumspection in Bininj Kunwok conversation	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	164
7	Grammatical complexity in cross-linguistic perspective	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	162
8	The canonical approach in typology*	Studies in Language Companion Series	2005	159
9	Class and Classifier in Ngan'gityemerri	Studies in Language Companion Series	1997	144
10	Pragmatically case-marked: Non-syntactic functions of the Kuuk Thaayorre ergative suffix	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	143
11	The case of the shifty ergative marker: A pragmatic shift in the ergative marker of one Australian mixed language	Studies in Language Companion Series	2009	139
12	Nominal inflection in Pamanyungan	Studies in Language Companion Series	1978	138
13	Noun Classes, Nominal Classification and Generics in Murrinhpatha	Studies in Language Companion Series	1997	136
14	Nominal Classification in Marrithiyel	Studies in Language Companion Series	1997	135
15	Nominals as adjuncts or arguments: Further evidence from language mixing	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	135
16	Transitivity parameters and transitivity alternations	Studies in Language Companion Series	2006	131
17	Impersonal Constructions	Studies in Language Companion Series	2011	124
18	Clause-initial position in four Australian languages	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	120
19	The top 10 misconceptions about implicature	Studies in Language Companion Series	2006	117
20	Cross-Linguistic Semantics	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	114
21	Case systems in a diachronic perspective	Studies in Language Companion Series	2006	113
22	Complexity in linguistic theory, language learning and language change	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	113
23	Discourse and grammar in Australian languages	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	111
24	Encoding speaker perspective	Studies in Language Companion Series	2005	110
25	The Circum-Baltic languages	Studies in Language Companion Series	2001	108
26	Fine-tuning Jespersen’s Cycle	Studies in Language Companion Series	2006	107
27	Language Complexity	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	102
28	The interpretation of complex nominal expressions in Southeast Arnhem Land languages	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	98
29	A very active passive	Studies in Language Companion Series	2006	95
30	Phonological aspects of Arandic baby talk	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	94
31	Head Classes and Agreement Classes in the Mayali Dialect Chain	Studies in Language Companion Series	1997	94
32	Evaluating the Bilingual Education Program in Warlpiri schools	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	93
33	Nominal compounds in Mapudungun	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	93
34	Semantic maps and the typology of colexification: Intertwining polysemous networks across languages	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	91
35	Causatives in Agul	Studies in Language Companion Series	2012	91
36	Prestopping of nasals and laterals is only partly parallel	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	91
37	Serial verbs in Wambaya	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	90
38	Unmarked transitivity	Studies in Language Companion Series	2008	89
39	Levels of description and explanation in meaning construction	Studies in Language Companion Series	2009	89
40	Impersonal constructions in Umpithamu and the Lamalamic languages	Studies in Language Companion Series	2011	89
41	The reconstruction of inflectional classes in morphology: History, method and Pama-Nyungan (Australian) verbs	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	89
42	The ‘say, do’ verb in Nyulnyul, Warrwa, and other Nyulnyulan languages is monosemic	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	89
43	Head and Agreement Classes	Studies in Language Companion Series	1997	89
44	Nominal Classification and Gender in Aboriginal Australia	Studies in Language Companion Series	1997	88
45	Shifting relations: Structure and agency in the language of Bininj Gunwok kinship	Studies in Language Companion Series	2014	87
46	Specialized converbs and adverbial subordination in Axaxdәrә Akhvakh	Studies in Language Companion Series	2010	86
47	2 Introducing Lexical Primitives	Studies in Language Companion Series	1994	86
48	The many careers of negative polarity items	Studies in Language Companion Series	2012	84
49	The syntax of confirmationals	Studies in Language Companion Series	0	83
50	Collocational and Idiomatic Aspects of Composite Predicates in the History of English	Studies in Language Companion Series	1999	81

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