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This article explores the requirements for implementing a full substance-free phonology (SFP), focusing on the interaction between phonological systems below and above the skeleton. It argues for the existence of three distinct computational systems—Sonority, Place, and Laryngeal—each with unique roles in phonological representation and communication. The central thesis posits that the skeleton is crucial for mapping these distinct vocabularies onto a single phonetic item, raising questions about the nature
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