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Mouthing in comprehension of multimodal multilingual units in Norwegian Sign Language
Mouthings -- mouth movements that mimic spoken language words produced alongside signing -- are a unique multimodal phenomenon in that they recruit resources from a second language; however, they have not received much attention in research that explicitly frames itself as multimodal. In Norwegian S
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