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VW: RCEC, RCK, ID, MOD, CSO, MP, CV SS: RCEC, RCK, ID, MOD, CSO, MP, CA, CS

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*** That's exactly my point. I think we agree. Same goes for m/mp. Why include m and n but not ng just because it's not commonly a phoneme? { ******* /amta/=/ampta/, /anpa/=/antpa/,/aNta/=/aNkta/. /mp/, /nt/, and /Nk/ are indivisible. {cein}

...ple $x_2$. gugde Northern Mariana Islands the country with ISO-3166 code ''MP''

..._2$. | gugde | Northern Mariana Islands | the country with ISO-3166 code ''MP''

...e buy future-male-statement</code> -> My father is going to buy a horse to-mP it is not a fact yet (irrealis) that my father buys a (one) horse, and the

..., because (modern) Greek <u>has</u> those sounds -- it simply spells them {mp} and {nt}, respectively.'' Yet, accepting this idea, what would be the use

...without being told it. But given that informa- tion, I may remember the 'mp' cluster in the middle of the word - letters I might otherwise forget. To