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Main Points *This paper replicates Stetson's perceptual observation of rate-induced resyllabification: Codas repeated at fast rates-> Onsets * Naïve listeners perceive it * The perception is robust to voicing contrasts and stimulus editing techniques * However …it is not entirely categorical: fast rate items are perceived somewhere between the two syllabification types * Acoustic correlates of syllable affiliation suggest that listeners rely heavily on indicators of juncture. Fast repetition largely removes these indicators

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