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2007 "Do negative polarity items facilitate the processing of decreasing inferences?" 16th Amsterdam Colloquium. 11-17.
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1996 "On modes of operation." 10th Amsterdam Colloquium. 651-669.
1994 "Quantifiers in pair-list questions and the non-uniformity of quantification." 9th Amsterdam Colloquium. 645-665.
1994 "All quantifiers are not equal: the case of focus." 5th Symposium on Logic and Language. Special issue of Acta Linguistica Hungarica. 42-43: 171-187.
1994 "Scope interactions with pair-list readings." 24th Northeast Linguistic Society (NELS). 381-395. (with Friederike Moltmann)
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1992 "Weak islands, individuals, and scope." Second Conference on Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT), ed. by Barker and Dowty. OSU WPL 40. Columbus, Ohio, 407-437.
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