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Cristiano Furiassi Translating the Discourse Marker Combination okay then from English into Italian: Evidence from the American TV Series Fargo pp. 101-130, DOI: 10.7370/100398 Details Cite
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Elisa Perego Extending the Uses of Museum Audio Description: Implications for Translation Training and English Language Acquisition pp. 229-253, DOI: 10.7370/100403 Details Cite
Carla Mereu Keating “The usual hubbub of accentsµ: Italian Films, Transnational Distribution and the Reception of English-language Dubbing in the UK (1949-1969) pp. 255-276, DOI: 10.7370/100404 Details Cite
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