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181.	Introgressive hybridization between native and non-native smallmouth bass in Oklahoma
182.	Native/non-native speaker collaboration in a two-way bilingual education class
183.	The role of language in international business and technical communication: A case study of a non-native speaker of English in the United States workplace
184.	An examination of predictive and content validity of the Portraits Questionnaire for use with Native American and non-Native American consumers of rehabilitation services
185.	The acquisition of English root modality by non-native speakers
186.	Pragmatic competence and transferability: Native and non-native speakers of Portuguese
187.	A comparative study of the teacher talk of first-year Spanish native and non-native teaching assistants
188.	Non-native speaker collocations: A corpus-driven characterization from the writing of native speakers of Mandarin
189.	Written comprehension of culturally appropriate reading passages by non-native speakers of English
190.	Acquisition of American English intonation patterns by non-native speakers: Use of real-time computer-mediated visual feedback
191.	Language attrition and retention among non-native speaker EFL teachers
192.	The attitudes of non-native ESL teachers toward a notational/functional syllabus
193.	English language functions utilized by seventh-grade non-native speakers of English in an ESL classroom
194.	Comparison of self-disclosures: Native American to non-Native American college students in diary and dialogue journals
195.	Native and non-native: A rhetoric of the contemporary Fourth World novel
196.	Learning Chinese as a Foreign Language in interactions with native and non-native interlocutors
197.	ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE: AN IDENTIFICATION OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY DIMENSIONS OF NON-NATIVE TEACHER PREPARATION IN LINGUISTICS, LITERATURE, AND PEDAGOGY
198.	FUNCTIONAL APPROACHES AND COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE: ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING IN NON-NATIVE CONTEXTS
199.	CEREBRAL LATERALIZATION FOR ASL AND ENGLISH IN DEAF AND HEARING NATIVE AND NON-NATIVE SIGNERS (NEUROLINGUISTICS, AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE, BILINGUALISM)
200.	AN ANALYSIS OF THE LEXICAL SYSTEMS OF NATIVE AND NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS OF ENGLISH USING WORD ASSOCIATIONS
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