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Our results provide some backup for underspecification theories, – given that we do observe effects of frequency – and quite some more support for models that envisage a dynamic process of feature extraction, pattern matching and mapping onto segmental representations in a context-dependent way.

These data are difficult to accommodate in models of entry that envisage a specific receptor, even if widely distributed.

If European leaders and finance ministers were able in a weekend to agree on a pact that envisaged a punishing commitment to austerity, surely they can also authorize the central bank to buy government bonds directly.

Many countries, including the Americans and (though some had to be cajoled) all members of the European Union, favour a plan for Kosovo drawn up by the UN's special envoy, Martti Ahtisaari, that envisages a conditionally independent state.

B4 The Postwar Planners CONCLAVE IN PAKISTAN -- Afghan leaders ended a two-day meeting by approving a charter that envisaged a post-Taliban era of peace, harmony and the return of the former king.

It was he who forced Papandreou to abandon his destabilising plans for a referendum on the 27 October eurozone summit package that envisages a further €130bn (£112bailoutlout for Greece paid for largely by a 50% "haircut" for private creditors on their holdings of Greek debt.

The two countries have an agreement that envisages a mutual exchange of data about military activities along their border.

A variant is the Galatea hypothesis [8] that envisages a bacterial nucleoprotein as the viral precursor.

It is a whole systems approach that envisages a coherent process of reform at the practice level, the local level and the state level to deal with the kind of interconnected problems pointed out in the diagnostic analysis.

Five police forces were involved in an operation that envisaged an international conference being stormed by terrorists, who then held a group of children hostage in a creche wired with explosives.

"They are backed by hedge funds and others that envisage an economy which is an offshore economy of low tax, high profits, low wages".