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    Jończyk R, Boutonnet B, Musiał K, Hoemann K, Thierry G.
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  • 58. More foreign-accented but more comprehensible: Attrition and amelioration of L1 speech in proficient L2 learners.
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  • 60. Complex brain network properties in late L2 learners and native speakers.
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