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FIG. 24. Broadband spectrograms indicating that a sentence is
very different from a concatenated string of words recorded in
isolation. Words in sentence context are generally much shorter in
duration, are subject to coarticulation at word boundaries, and
undergo phonetic recoding -- for example, the /t/ in "shirt" has
become a flap.
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