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Crosslinguistic Extent of Dependency Length Minimization

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The Principle of Dependency Length Minimization (DLM) predicts that the overall or average distance between syntactic heads and their dependents tends to be minimized. Here we ask two questions: (i) are shorter dependencies preferred in syntactic alternations with flexible orderings across languages? (ii) how does the extent of DLM in ordering preferences vary among languages with different syntac…

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