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Increasing cerebellar beta rhythms shifts cerebral oscillatory signatures of context-driven language processing
While there is growing consensus that the cerebellum is part of the cerebrally centred network underlying language processing, the direct nature of its contribution to comprehension and production remains unknown. In particular, while both processes require lexical access, production additionally in
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