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    ECB08 (original)
    (2008) Scobbie, James M.; Lawson, Eleanor
    Eastern Central Belt ultrasound tongue imaging corpus. Created in 2008. 15 informants 8 females 7 males Edinburgh and Livingston
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    Bhopal Survivors Movement Study - transcriptions and translations
    (2008) Scandrett, Eurig
    These data comprise anonymised Hindi transcriptions and English translations of interviews conducted as part of the Bhopal Survivors Movement Study, which started in December 2007 (mostly between December 2007 and September 2008). These data are for public access and all participants have given their consent for these data to be publicly accessible under the condition of anonymity. Most transcriptions and translations have received a minimal edit in order to remove any information which would identify the interviewee, although there are some interviewees who have given permission for their names to be used.
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    Prosody in Autism 2002 to 2004
    (2004) Peppe, Sue
    Children with high-functioning autism are widely reported to show deficits in both prosodic and pragmatic ability. New procedures for assessing both of these are now available and have been used in a study of 31 children with high-functioning autism and 72 controls. This is the data from a case study carried out in 2002 to 2004

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