Secondary stress in Modern Greek

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13. All the remaining errors are mine, "&fnote;* I am very grateful to two anonymous reviewers for their insightful comments and suggestions"
14. In fact, "More sophisticated tableau for lexical word stress will be given in and that for cliticized word stress given in a few more constraints such as AllFtR which are ranked below EndRule-R and *Final-Long-Lapse are shown to participate in deciding optimal candidates"
15. "Since Align-PrWR does not play any crucial roles in picking up optimal candidates it will be out from the tableau like FtBin and Trochee"
16. "The Preference Rule 2 proposed by Nesopr and Vogel is stated as follows Prefer two weak positions to the left of a stronger one rather than two weak positions to the right of a stronger one" (1989)

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