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Barbara Cappuzzo Specialised English Lexicography. A Contrastive Analysis of two Monolingual Medical Dictionaries pp. 201-223, DOI: 10.7370/97359 Details Cite
Stefania Nuccorini Usage, Authority and Stance in the Lexicographic Management of English: Webster’s 3rd, OED, Learner’s Dictionaries pp. 225-249, DOI: 10.7370/97360 Details Cite
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