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Editors' Introduction. Secondary Predication in Russian and Proper Government of PRO; S. Franks, N. Hornstein. Subject Obviation, Switch Reference, and Control; K. Hale. Reference and Control; J. Higginbotham. Complex Predicates in Control; J. Huang. Raising Without Movement; P. Jacobson. Diachronic Perspectives on Control; B. Joseph. Two Notes on Control and Binding; H. Lasnik. Some Issues in the Growth of Control; K. Wexler. Adjunct Control; E. Williams. Index.
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