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... hand , fanned like playing cards . She snapped the shutter . He posed one more time , the rifle in his left hand now , the magazine held under his chin with the word Militant visible above the fold , his shadow trailing to the wooden ...
... hand , fanned like playing cards . She snapped the shutter . He posed one more time , the rifle in his left hand now , the magazine held under his chin with the word Militant visible above the fold , his shadow trailing to the wooden ...
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... hand , some authors approaching irony from a linguistic point of view ( for instance , Lapp 1992 ) admit that ... hand , the eiron pretended not to know , whereas he did know ; on the other hand , the alazon knew much less than he ...
... hand , some authors approaching irony from a linguistic point of view ( for instance , Lapp 1992 ) admit that ... hand , the eiron pretended not to know , whereas he did know ; on the other hand , the alazon knew much less than he ...
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... hand , the mask that the ironist assumes to be , as a kind of injudicious person ; on the other hand , the audience who fail to unmask the pretense . It will be shown below that the relevance notions of context choice and context ...
... hand , the mask that the ironist assumes to be , as a kind of injudicious person ; on the other hand , the audience who fail to unmask the pretense . It will be shown below that the relevance notions of context choice and context ...
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