Maybe that's a better approach, a partial assimilation rather than a wholesale land-grab.
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It shows signs of Borg invasion and partial assimilation.
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Partial assimilation also occurs across word boundaries : " kilin pwihk " is pronounced [ kilim? p?i?k ].
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Somehow, Kwan's partial assimilation never undermined her memories, her confident belief in what she knew and why she knew it.
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When a sequence of nasal + occlusive falls in contact with another occlusive or a fricative, the first occlusive is completely elided and the nasal undergoes partial assimilation.
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She thought that there were good performances by Linda Park and John Billingsley, but thought that Billingsley as Phlox could have been more emotionally affected by his partial assimilation.
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Assimilation occurs in two different types : complete assimilation, in which the sound affected by assimilation becomes exactly the same as the sound causing assimilation, and partial assimilation, in which the sound becomes the same in one or more features, but remains different in other features.
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In the phraseology of those who study such things, these two dots are called, quite casually, " two dots, " though there is a German word, " umlaut, " that means " a change in a vowel sound caused by partial assimilation . . . originally occurring in another syllable, now usually lost ."
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