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1.	An Appraisal-Theoretic Approach To Engagement Resources In English Political Speeches
2.	An Analysis Of Engagement Resources In English Editorial Texts
3.	An Appraisal-theoretical Study Of Bush's Speeches On The Iraq War
4.	Analyzing Interpersonal Meanings Of Engagement Resources In News Comments In Light Of Appraisal Theory
5.	An Analysis Of Engagement Resources In Scientific Research Article Abstracts
6.	A Contrastive Study Of Engagement Resources In Chinese And English Hard News
7.	An Analysis Of The British Chancellor Of The Exchequer's Financial Speeches-From The Perspective Of Engagement Resources In The Appraisal Theory
8.	The Interpersonal Meaning Of Engagement Resources In US Televised Presidential Debates
9.	An Analysis Of Engagement Resources In English Editorials: An Appraisal Approach
10.	Analysis Of Engagement Resources In U. S. Presidential Inaugural Addresses From The Perspective Of Appraisal Theory
11.	A Contrastive Study Of Engagement In Chinese And English Crisis Coverage
12.	Comparative Analysis Of Five English Versions Of Shih Ching-the Appraisal Perspective
13.	On The Engagement Resources Of Literature Reviews In English Academic Articles
14.	A Contrastive Analysis Of Engagement Resources In English And Chinese Press Conference Discourses
15.	An Analysis Of Interpersonal Meaning Of Engagement Resources In English Movie Review:An Appraisal Approach
16.	Comparative Analysis Of Six English Versions Of Xue Er From The Appraisal Perspective
17.	A Comparative Study Of Engagement Resources In Chinese And American English Editoirals
18.	Diachronic Study Of Engagement Resources In American Presidential Inaugural Addresses(1789-2009) From Appraisal Perspective
19.	A Contrastive Analysis Of Engagement Resources In The News Reports Of China Daily And New York Times About Japan Earthquake: An Appraisal Theory Approach
20.	A Comparative Study Of Engagement Resources In Chinese And American Foreign Press Conferences
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