When “AA” is long but “A” is not short: speakers who distinguish short and long vowels in production do not necessarily encode a short–long contrast in their phonological lexicon

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Speakers who distinguish short/long vowels in production don't always encode this contrast in phonology #openaccess http://t.co/yIMYc4K8wi

Speakers who distinguish short/long vowels in production don't always encode this contrast in phonology #openaccess http://t.co/yIMYc4K8wi

Speakers who distinguish short/long vowels in production don't always encode this contrast in phonology #openaccess http://t.co/yIMYc4K8wi

Speakers who distinguish short/long vowels in production don't always encode this contrast in phonology #openaccess http://t.co/yIMYc4K8wi

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