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• Israel's decision to name an ambassador was later postposed.
• They usually postpose or attach to nouns, but can also apply to noun phrases.
• In this instance the absolutive argument is postposed to follow the verb because it is topically unfocused.
• These common features include the postposed definite articles and the merger of the dative case and possessive case.
• Topic and focus can also be established through syntactic dislocation, either preposing or postposing the item to be focused on relative to the main clause.
• Despite German appeals that the game should be postposed, it started in a snowstorm with players ploughing through an inch of slush that made combination play near-impossible.
• Most of these features are shared with other languages spoken in the Balkan peninsula ( see Balkan language area ), although Greek does not show all typical Balkan areal features, such as the postposed article.
• Does anybody else have an impression that there is a bias among linguists to describe postposed markers as affixes ( clitics essentially being affixes that attach to entire phrases ) and preposed markers as independent words, even when they do not behave like independent words prosodically?
• Later both methods were extended to be indicators of lenition of any sound except " l " and " n ", and two competing systems were used : lenition could be marked by a or by a postposed " h ".
• The same development occurred in the other Germanic languages such as German and Dutch, which produced their respective postposed negative particles " nicht " and " niet ", first duplicating and eventually ousting the original preposed negative particle " ne / ni ".
• Regardless of ethnic self-identification, most of the town's population speaks a South Slavic dialect usually called " Torlak " which includes linguistic features of both Bulgarian ( postposed definite articles and lack of the infinitive verb form ), as well as some entirely unique vocabulary.
• NFT has also developed a number of other grammatical traits under the probable influence of Sinhala, including a postposed indefinite article, an indefinitizing postclitic  sari ( apparently modeled on Sinhala  hari ), and case assignments for defective verbs that follow the Sinhala, rather than Tamil, patterns of agreement.
• They are used much less frequently in S
  
  moan and have completely disappeared in East Polynesian languages, where the pronouns are cognate with the Tongan postposed form minus " ki-" . ( We love you : ?Oku ?ofa kimautolu kia te kimoutolu; M
  
  ori : e aroha nei m
  
  tou i a koutou ).
• These are the superposed " ch鬾dr鬮indu ", denoting a suprasegmental for nasalization of vowels ( as in " moon " ), the postposed " 鬾usbar " indicating the velar nasal ( as in " Bengali " ) and the postposed " bis魊g?" indicating the voiceless glottal fricative ( as in " ouch ! " ) or the gemination of the following consonant ( as in " sorrow " ).
• These are the superposed " ch鬾dr鬮indu ", denoting a suprasegmental for nasalization of vowels ( as in " moon " ), the postposed " 鬾usbar " indicating the velar nasal ( as in " Bengali " ) and the postposed " bis魊g?" indicating the voiceless glottal fricative ( as in " ouch ! " ) or the gemination of the following consonant ( as in " sorrow " ).