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A) a 20:1 Word-Initial Phoneme Collapse to [T]

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A) a 20:1 word-initial phoneme collapse to [t]. B) stopping of singleton consonants and consonant clusters to [t]. C) inconsistent speech disorder. D) idiosyncratic sound preference substitution of [t].

A) a 20:1 word-initial phoneme collapse to [t].
B) stopping of singleton consonants and consonant clusters to [t].
C) inconsistent speech disorder.
D) idiosyncratic sound preference substitution of [t].

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