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\bibitem[De~Pijper(1983)]{Pijper}
Jan~Roelof De~Pijper.
\newblock \emph{Modelling British English Intonation}, volume~3.
\newblock Walter de Gruyter, 1983.

\bibitem[Grabe et~al.(2005)Grabe, Kochanski, and Coleman]{grabe2005intonation}
Esther Grabe, Greg Kochanski, and John Coleman.
\newblock The intonation of native accent varieties in the {British Isles}:
  potential for miscommunication.
\newblock \emph{English pronunciation models: a changing scene}, pages
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\bibitem[Hirst(1998)]{hirst1998intonation}
Daniel Hirst.
\newblock Intonation in {British English}.
\newblock \emph{Intonation Systems. A Survey of Twenty Languages}, 56:\penalty0
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\bibitem[Huynh(2012)]{huynhquestion}
Linh~Thuy Huynh.
\newblock Question intonation patterns in a real-life conversation and in
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\newblock \emph{TESOL Working Paper Series}, 10:\penalty0 83--92., 2012.

\bibitem[Tony(2014)]{TONY}
Tony.
\newblock \emph{a tool for melody annotation, version 0.4}.
\newblock Mauch, Matthias and Dixon, Simon, Queen Mary University London, 2014.

\bibitem[Zatorre and Baum(2012)]{zatorre2012musical}
Robert~J Zatorre and Shari~R Baum.
\newblock Musical melody and speech intonation: singing a different tune.
\newblock \emph{PLoS biology}, 10\penalty0 (7):\penalty0 e1001372, 2012.

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