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This author's H-Index: 2, G-Index: 2 Beebe, Leslie M. 1971. "Review of Vichin Panupong, <Inter-sentence Relations in Modern Conversational Thai>." In Journal of the Siam Society, 59 , no. 1: 245-9. cite.
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Beebe, Leslie M. Socially Conditioned Variation in Bangkok Thai. PhD thesis, University of Michigan, 1974. cite.
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Beebe, Leslie M. 1975. "Initial Consonant Cluster Reduction As a Function of Age Group in Bangkok Thai Speakers." In A Tai Festschrift for William J. Gedney on the occasion of his fifth cycle of life birthday anniversary, April 4, 1975, edited by Thomas W. Gething. 13-42. University of Hawaii Southeast Asian Studies Program. cite.
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Beebe, Leslie M. 1975. "Occupational Prestige and Consonant Cluster Simplification in Bangkok Thai." In Sociolinguistics in Southeast Asia, edited by Joan Rubin. 43-62. cite.
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Beebe, Leslie M. 1976. "Social Conditioning of Grooved and Flat Fricatives in Thai." In Tai linguistics in honor of Fang-kuei Li, edited by Thomas W. Gething et al.. 13-27. Chulalongkorn University Press. cite.
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Beebe, Leslie M. 1980. "Listener Ethnicity and Linguistic Accommodation: the Case of Chinese Thais." . cite.
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Beebe, Leslie and Tomoko Takahashi. 1989. "Do You Have a Bag? Social Status and Patterned Variation in Second Language Acquisition." In In: Gass, Susan, et al. Variation in second language acquisition, volume 1: discourse and pragmatics. Clevedon, Avon, Eng, 103-125. Multilingual Matters. cite.
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Beebe, Leslie M., Tomoko Takahashi and Robin Uliss-weltz. 1990. "Pragmatic Transfer in ESL [English As a Second Language] Refusals [compares Native Speakers of Japanese, Hebrew and English and Japanese and Hebrew Students of English As a Second Langauge]." In Developing communicative competence in a second language, edited by Robin C. Scarcella et al.. 55-73. Newbury House Publishers. cite.
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