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LIDDICOAT, ANTHONY J. is Associate Professor of Languages and Linguistics at 
Griffith University. He has worked in both descriptive and applied linguistics and his 
current research interests include language planning, languages in education, and 
conversation analysis. T.Liddicoat@mailbox.gu.edu.au 
CURNOW, TIMOTHY JOWAN is a Postdoctoral Fellow at La Trobe University. He is 
a descriptive linguist, and has written a grammar of Awa Pit, a language spoken in 
Colombia. He works primarily on the typology of person marking and evidentiality. 
tjcurnow@ozemail.com.au 
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