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  <Title>LEXICAL PHONOLOGY AND SPEECH STYLE: USING A MODEL TO TEST A THEORY</Title>
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ABSTRACT
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    <Paragraph position="0"> This paper presents LexPhon, a computational framework for modelling segmental aspects of Lexical Phonology (LP). After describing the LexPhon system and indicating how it may be set to represent alternative language descriptions within LP, its potential application in the characterisation of speech style contrasts is demonstrated through a small-scale study.</Paragraph>
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