Things typicality often describes (“typicality ________”)
effects,
conditions,
arguments
How typicality often is described (“________ typicality”)
very,
social,
own,
such,
high,
certain,
biographical,
greater,
low,
antecedent,
historical,
cultural,
semantic,
relative,
concrete,
exemplar,
objective,
true,
proto,
strange,
general,
mere,
generic,
graded,
category,
vague,
comprehensive,
possible,
racial,
content,
significant,
ethnic,
presumed,
empirical,
essential,
national,
likely,
event,
non,
overall,
highest
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