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| • | Intonation
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| – | a small set of discrete symbols, in
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| – | modulated
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per-person or per-style shape for each symbol |
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| • | One
symbol per syllable seems enough |
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| • | The
basic mechanisms could be common across all |
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| • | The
strength parameter seems real |
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| – | Similar
across languages |
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| – | Matches
language structure |
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