Literal, fictive and metaphorical motion sentences preserve the motion component of the verb: A TMS study
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C. Miniussi | N. Bolognini | C. Miniussi | C. Papagno | I. Senna | M. Pellicciari | C. Cacciari | C. Papagno | N. Bolognini | M. C. Pellicciari | C. Cacciari | I. Senna | Costanza Papagno | Carlo Miniussi | C. Cacciari | Nadia Bolognini | Irene Senna
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