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\author{Chap ter Author\orcid{}\affiliation{University of Eden} and
Noam Chimpsky\orcid{}\affiliation{University of Pluto} and
Jane Wilson\orcid{}\affiliation{National Institute for Language}}
\title{Introduction}
\abstract{Abstract goes here}
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\section{Where we came from}
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\caption{Frequencies of word classes}
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& nouns & verbs & adjectives & adverbs\\
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absolute & 12 & 34 & 23 & 13\\
relative & 3.1 & 8.9 & 5.7 & 3.2\\
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think.\textsc{1sg}.\textsc{pres} therefore \textsc{cop}.\textsc{1sg}.\textsc{pres}\\
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\section*{Abbreviations}
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\section*{Acknowledgements}
\citet{Nordhoff2018} is useful for compiling bibliographies
%\section*{Contributions}
%John Doe contributed to conceptualization, methodology, and validation.
%Jane Doe contributed to writing of the original draft, review, and editing.
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