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\title{\LaTeX\ template for Linguistics}
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\section{First section}
Here are some examples of references, using the \verb+natbib+-commands:
in running text, \citet[123]{Dowty:1979};
in parentheses, \citep{Grimm:2012, R};
without parentheses, \citealt{oldlme4, lme4}.
And this is an example from Latin:
\begin{exe}
\ex\label{example}
Latin
\gll Id est exemplum\\
this \textsc{cop.pres.3sg} example\\
`This is an example.'\\
\citep[112]{Partee:1995}
\end{exe}
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