Title	Publication Date	Language	Citations
Auxiliaries and Related Phenomena in a Restrictive Theory of Grammar	1982/09/01		38
An Outline of English Phonetics	1956/07/01		38
Problems of Morphemic Analysis	1947/10/01		38
Aspiration, Tenseness, and Syllabication in English	1971/03/01		37
Feature Indeterminacy and Feature Resolution	2000/12/01		37
Conditionals Are Topics	1978/09/01		37
Constraints on Movement Rules	1976/03/01		36
Have and be in English Syntax	1967/06/01		36
The Role of Releases in the Identification of Released Final Stops: A Series of Tape-Cutting Experiments	1958/07/01		36
The Arabic Koine	1959/10/01		36
Diphthongization	1972/03/01		36
Moribund Dialects and the Endangerment Canon: The Case of the Ocracoke Brogue	1995/12/01		36
WH-Movement and the Position of Spec-CP: Evidence from American Sign Language	1997/03/01		36
Where do Cleft Sentences Come from?	1977/09/01		36
Prosodic Structure and Expletive Infixation	1982/09/01		35
Tense Variation in Narrative	1981/03/01		35
Predicates and Pronominal Arguments in Straits Salish	1994/12/01		35
Stress, Syntax, and Meter	1975/09/01		35
The Origin of NP Split Ergativity	1990/06/01		35
On the Source of Interrogative Adverbs	1978/03/01		35
Discourse Analysis: A Sample Text	1952/10/01		34
Passive and Stative in Chichewa: Evidence for Modular Distinctions in Grammar	1996/12/01		34
An Investigation of Phonological Interference	1966/12/01		34
Chinese Terms of Address	1956/01/01		34
Prototype Semantics: The English Word Lie	1981/03/01		34
Toward the Logical Description of Languages in Their Phonemic Aspect	1953/01/01		34
Vowel Nasality as a Distinctive Feature in American English	1960/04/01		34
Conjunction Reduction, Gapping, and Right-Node Raising	1976/09/01		33
The Analysis of French Shwa: Or, How to Get Something for Nothing	1982/09/01		33
The Noun Phrase Accessibility Hierarchy Reinterpreted: Subject Primacy or the Absolutive Hypothesis?	1987/12/01		33