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In this paper, I propose that Kayne’s(1994) LCA underlies the entire set of syntactic representations, even those at LF, imposing a tight relation between hierarchical structure and linear order. It will be shown that the Distinctness principle of Copies I suggested earlier(Son, 2015a, 2016) is a manifestation of the LCA. More specifically, the LCA applies to a Spell-Out domain shipped to LF, choosing only those representations that satisfy the LCA. An LF-representation bearing nondistinct copies in the head and tail of the chain will turn out to be a non-trivial chain since it conflicts with the requirements on linearization and thus cannot be linearized.

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Abstract
 1. The Distinctness Principle of Copies and Outline of the Paper
 2. The LCA at the Syntax-Phonology Interface
 3. The DC as a Response to the LCA at the LF-Interface
 4. Conclusion
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• Gwangrak Son [ Kyungpook National University ]

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