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Lexico-grammatical stance in spanish news reportage:Socio-political infuences on que-complement clauses and adverbials in Ecuadorian broadsheets
Anna M. Gates Tapia, Douglas Biber
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Broadsheet
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Complement Clause
95%
Reportage
87%
Adverbial
79%
News
58%
Stance
56%
Ecuador
49%
Government
17%
Controlled
16%
Media Language
15%
Discourse Functions
13%
Defamation
12%
Private Sector
12%
Lawsuit
11%
American South
10%
Language Use
10%
Criticism
9%
Scrutiny
9%
Public Sector
7%
Threat
7%
Communication
6%
Evaluation
5%
Social Sciences
newspaper
56%
news
51%
Ecuador
42%
lawsuit
10%
communications
8%
private sector
8%
public sector
8%
criticism
7%
president
7%
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linguistics
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event
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