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ELIZAVETA ALYMOVA. 2022. Cross-cultural lacunarity and translation techniques: A corpus-based study of English, Russian and Spanish. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 2.99%
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VERONICA BOWKER. 2009. Russian poetry in English: The problem of translatability. PhD thesis. East Anglia.
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Pop. 57.69%
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O. GORDEEVA. 2006. Language interaction in the bilingual acquisition of sound structure: A longitudinal study of vowel quality, duration and vocal effort in pre-school children speaking Scottish English and Russian. Ph.D. thesis. Queen Margaret UC.
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Pop. 57.04%
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SARA HANNAM. 2011. A critical ethnographic investigation into the role of the English language in Serbia:: Changing goals and priorities. PhD thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 48.46%
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GERRY HOWLEY. 2016. The acquisition of Manchester dialect variants byy adolescent [Romanian] Roma migrants. PhD thesis. Salford.
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Pop. 29.85%
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JANINA IWANIEC. 2015. Motivation to learn English of Polish gymnasium pupils. PhD thesis. Lancaster.
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Pop. 23.95%
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ELENI KARVOUNIDOU. 2018. The manipulation of children's literature: The Russian translations of 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'. PhD thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 16.99%
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MAREK KICZKOWIAK. 2018. Native speakerism in English language teaching: Voices from Poland. PhD thesis. York.
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Pop. 16.1%
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SUMIO KOBAYASHI. 2020. The influence of the mother tongue and of musical experience on rhythm perception [with reference to Japanese, Russian and English]. PhD thesis. Kent.
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Pop. 10.19%
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ALINA V. KONRADT. 2020. Beyond surface constituency: Exploring the nature of syntactic priming through evidence from English- and Russian-speaking adults and children. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 7.04%
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TOMASZ KORYBSKI. 2013. Polish-English code-switching and other language contact phenomena in the speech of Polish migrants in the UK. PhD thesis. West of England.
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Pop. 36.08%
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JAROSLAW KRIUKOW. 2017. 'I can express myself, but not my self': Investigating the English language identity of Polish migrants in Scotland. Ph.D thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 21.6%
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A. MANGANA. 2006. L1 effects on L2 comprehension, production and acceptability judgements: Evidence from English and Albanian learners of Greek. Ph.D. thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 64.48%
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JANE MCDONNELL. 2019. The second language acquisition of subject pronoun distribution in English, Italian and Polish: Testing the Interface Hypothesis. PhD thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 9.39%
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SZILVIA NARAY-DAVEY. 2016. New practice-based methodologies for naturalistic contemporary drama translation [with special reference to Hungarian drama and English translations of 3 Hungarian plays]. PhD thesis. Salford.
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Pop. 27.1%
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GABRIELE SALCIUTE-CIVILIENE. 2016. Relative and dynamic aspects of variation in response to lexical repetition: A corpus-based case study of the translations of Faulkner's 'The Sound and the Fury' into Lithuanian, Polish and Russian. Ph.D. thesis. KCL.
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Pop. 21.93%
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ANNA SCHNEIDER. 2010. Understanding primary meaning: A study with reference to requests in Russian and British English. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 38.83%
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M. SELEZNEVA. 2019. Homeward bound: How translators negotiate the foreign in travel and tourism: an English-Russian case study. PhD thesis. Exeter.
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Added by: Gregory Walker
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Pop. 9.39%
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OLENA SKOROKHOD. 2015. Misrepresentation and construction of meaning in translation of news texts in the context of conflict and intervention: The application of systemic-functional linguistics [with reference to Russian- and English-language media]. PhD thesis. East Anglia.
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Pop. 19.98%
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MARINA SOKOLOVA. 2019. Native and non-native processing of structural ambiguities [with special reference to non-native speakers of English and Russian]. PhD thesis. Southampton.
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Pop. 7.44%
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