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NPI Annotation English BAWE "Ever"

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Interpreting stealing ''His'' voice as an empowering reversion of female subordination challenges Mills, yet, it conversely supports hegemonic notions of language as masculine, as only through a male voice, that of Warner and her boyfriend, is Movern ever heard; ''His name on the first page of that novel: By Movern Callar."
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