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 Content preview:  And Rosta scripsit: > Not to mention "adds" and thousands
   upon thousands of others. But not in > onsets, of course. Sure. I was only
    looking at monomorphemic cases, which in practice is most easily accomplished
    by looking only at written "z". ("Gadzooks" is < "God's hooks", but synchronically
    monomorphemic.) [...] 
 
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And Rosta scripsit:

> Not to mention "adds" and thousands upon thousands of others. But not in
> onsets, of course.

Sure.  I was only looking at monomorphemic cases, which in practice
is most easily accomplished by looking only at written "z".  ("Gadzooks"
is < "God's hooks", but synchronically monomorphemic.)

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