Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: L-vocalization
Target Entity: L\u002dvocalization
Preceding Context: Peterborough lies in the middle of several distinct regional accent groups and as such has a hybrid of Fenland East Anglian, East Midland and London Estuary English features. The city falls just north of the A vowel isogloss and as such most native speakers will use the flat A, as found in cat, in words such as last. Yod-dropping is often heard from Peterborians, as in the rest of East Anglia, for example new as . However, the large number of newcomers has impacted greatly on the English spoken by the younger generation. Common so-called Estuary English features such as
Succeeding Context: , T glottalization and Th-fronting give today's Peterborough accent a definite south-eastern sound.
Paragraph Title: Linguistics
Source Page: Peterborough

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