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Freeman, Valerie (2014). Hyperarticulation as a signal of stance.
Journal of Phonetics 45
, 1-11.
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Freeman, Valerie. "The Phonetics of Stance-taking" Doctoral dissertation. University of Washington. 2015
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Valerie Freeman. "Using acoustic measures of hyperarticulation to quantify novelty and evaluation in a corpus of political talk shows." MA Thesis. U of Washington, 2010.
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