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-An independent subject pronoun, when present, always comes in the second position in the sentence, as in Lushootseed. In Netagin, these subject pronouns are often part of Ancient-Greek style Wackernagel clitic complexes.
+An independent subject pronoun, when present, always comes in the second position in the sentence, as in Lushootseed.
+In Netagin, emphatic subject pronouns are often part of Ancient-Greek style Wackernagel clitic complexes.
 [So far this is not too different from Tigol or Anbirese. The weird part is the morphosyntax.]