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1. A Critical Study Of The Speeches Delivered By American Presidents-with The Theme Of War And Peace
2. Stylistic Analysis Of Inaugural Addresses Of American Presidents
3. A Diachronic Stylistic Analysis Of Vague Language In American Presidents' Public Speeches On Foreign Policy
4. A Study Of Rhetorical Structure Among American Presidents' Inaugural Speeches
5. A Pragmatic Study Of Euphemisms In American Presidents' Inaugural Addresses
6. A Diachronic Research Of The Evaluative Functions Of Repetitive Expressions
7. A Functional Analysis Of Interpersonal Grammatical Metaphor In American Presidents' Inaugural Addresses
8. An Analysis Of Politeness In American Presidents' Public Speeches At Chinese Universities
9. The Analysis On The Linguistic Features Of American Presidents' Inaugural Addresses From The Perspective Of Language Variety
10. A Study Of Adaptability Of Hedges In American Presidents' Speeches In Chinese Universities
11. Intertextuality Between The Inaugural Addresses Of American Presidents
12. A Critical Discourse Analysis Of News Reports On American Presidents' Meeting With Dalai Lama In China Daily And New York Times
13. On Realization Of Grammatical Metaphors In The Inaugural Addresses Of American Presidents
14. Stylistic Analysis Of Inaugural Addresses Of American Presidents
15. A Study Of Political Metaphor In American Presidents’ Speeches
16. The Three Principles Of Skopos Theory In The English Translation Of Chinese Poems Quoted By American Presidents
17. A Critical Metaphor Analysis Of New Year’s Day Messages From The Chinese And U.S Presidents
18. Grammatical Metaphors And Their Hidden Ideology:a Case Study Of The Speeches By The American Presidents At World Famous Universities
19. A Contrastive Study On The Generic Structure Potentials Of Chinese And American Presidents’ New Year’s Messages
20. A Contrastive Analysis Of The New Year Blessings By Chinese And American Presidents In The Framework Of The Appraisal Theory
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