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The Diversity of Logistics Centre Concepts in Europe

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Mindur M., Turoń K., Sierpiński G.
Logistics and Transport
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2018
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vol. 39
53-58
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The article discusses logistic centres in Europe, legal changes and directions for their development in the European Union that has led to an increased cross-border flow of goods and the need to continue the process. The article identifies major features of logistics centres and presents the comparison of various types of conceptual objectives for logistics centres in Europe. The analysis has been used to develop a list of features collated with the variety of concepts and current market requirements in relation to such issues as sustainable development and corporate social responsibility.
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НАРОДНАЯ ЗАГАДКА СКВОЗЬ ПРИЗМУ ЛОГИЧЕСКОГО АНАЛИЗА

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Kamalova A.
Acta Neophilologica
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2015
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vol. XVII/1
5-16
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This article provides the logical description of a folklore riddle (737 riddles). Research problems are solved with the help of the static, semantic and stylistic analyses. The figurative system of riddles about a firmament is discussed and cognitive structures are studied. The author additionally comments on the national ideas on cosmism.
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REDUPLICATION IN ENGLISH RHYMING SLANG

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Kołłątaj A.
Acta Neophilologica
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2010
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vol. XII
93-103
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Reduplication as a word formation process is a relatively under-researched phenomenon in English. The aim of the paper, therefore, is to present different types of derivational reduplication ranging from the prototypical type based on exact repetition to the implied reduplication underlying the word formation process in cryptic rhyming slang. The article also strives to overview the typology of English rhyming slang as this is the domain of language where different types of reduplication abound. The article is written within the theoretical framework of sociolinguistics and morphology and offers ample citational evidence to substantiate theoretical assumptions.
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