[Article] Proposed solution by Gerard Chesire
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I note that, while he seems to note that [a] and [y] are related, he fails to really understand why they differ. I find that frustrating.

(Though I like that the equivalence of [a] and [y] now seems to be accepted wisdom. I've seen it mentioned half a dozen times in the work of others, though without attribution.)
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Proposed solution by Gerard Chesire - by Koen G - 08-11-2017, 07:59 AM
RE: Proposed solution by Gerard Chesire - by Emma May Smith - 16-11-2017, 09:04 PM

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