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    Developing a set of effectiveness principles: Leadership foundations at Melbourne Connect
    Turpin, A ; Gruba, P ( 2021)
    Melbourne Connect is a new initiative partnership between The University of Melbourne and industry groups. It is the centrepiece of a new innovation ecosystem connected to the university. In this paper we outlined the motivation and methods used to define a set of underlying principles for the operation of the innovation ecosystem.
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    Principles of Melbourne Connect
    Gruba, P ; Turpin, A ( 2021)
    Melbourne Connect is a new initiative partnership between The University of Melbourne and industry groups. It is the centrepiece of a new innovation ecosystem connected to the university. In this paper we outlined the motivation and methods used to define a set of underlying principles for the operation of the innovation ecosystem.
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    Reciprocal Constructions in English: each other and beyond
    HURST, PETER ; NORDLINGER, RACHEL ( 2007)
    In this paper we investigate the constructions that are used to encode reciprocal situations in English, based on responses to the 64 reciprocals videoclips developed for the Reciprocals Across Languages project (Evans, Levinson, Enfield, Gaby and Majid 2004). This work complements the extensive body of previous research on English reciprocals by focusing on spoken data. While our data supports the traditional view of each other as the primary and most common reciprocal construction in English, we find a greater degree of variation in construction types than this traditional view might suggest. Furthermore, we show that each other does not have the same degree of acceptability with all reciprocal situation types.