Neural Correlates of British Sign Language Comprehension: Spatial Processing Demands of Topographic Language
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Philip K. McGuire | Bencie Woll | Michael J. Brammer | Gemma A. Calvert | Andrew Simmons | Ruth Campbell | P. McGuire | A. Simmons | R. Campbell | A. David | M. Brammer | G. Calvert | B. Woll | Mairad MacSweeney | Anthony S. David | Mairad MacSweeney
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