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The paper shows that novel words and their syntactic properties are learned through co-occurrence probabilities and represented in language network regions, with left inferior frontal cortex involved in contextual unification.

The paper shows that neural entrainment to speech rhythms influences perceived word duration and meaning.

The paper investigates neural processes involved in syntactic binding using EEG, finding distinct alpha and beta power changes associated with expectation and processing of syntactic binding.

The paper identifies frequency-specific directed interactions in the human brain network for language using magnetoencephalography and Granger causality analysis.