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All of the theories of 'asyntactic' comprehension assume some sort of hierarchy of syntactic or processing difficulty, although there is a lack of consensus on what this ordering is [Berndt RA, Mitchum CC, Wayland S. Patterns of sentence comprehension in aphasia: a consideration of three hypotheses. Brain Language 1997;60:197-221.]. All incorporate at minimum the supposition that, for most (nonfluent)...
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