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INSTR

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INSTRInstrument
INSTRInstructor
INSTRInstruction given (on overtime forms)
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INSTR refers to the potential instrument by means of which the effector produces a sound, and together with CAUS they will codify the causal chain linking the effector and the implement (in RRG terms) or intermediary instrument (following Levin's words).
Anglo-Saxon verbs of sound: semantic architecture, lexical ... by Rodriguez, Francisco J. Cortes; Orta, Marta Gonzalez / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
at 79, 91 (reprinting unclassified portions of the CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF, INSTR.
Whacking unarmed women: gaps in the law of armed conflict by Noone, Michael F. / Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
SHIMADZU SCIENTIFIC INSTR INC, 7102 Riverwood Dr, Columbia, MD, 21046-2502, 410/381-1227, FAX: 410/381-1222.
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