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utterance
Logic philosophy an element of spoken language, esp a sentence


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All linguistic utterances of the child and all those directed toward her during lunchtime were therefore re-transcribed using the conventions of the Systematic Analysis of Language Transcripts (SALT; Miller & Chapman, 1984).
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Probert has pointed out, that ambiguity is the natural state for any linguistic utterance.
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SITUATIONS AND UTTERANCES One way of beginning a review of some of the very early steps to be made in any pursuit of a theory of meaning is to distinguish between physical situations and linguistic utterances.
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