Nick asked the question earlier today about the co-variance between intoxication and crime. Looking in Web of Knowledge I found the following article. The abstract is shown below.
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SE-2009-0314-CY-WAU-004
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SE-2009-0729-TP-APP-004
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Sleepy Speech
Parallels have been mentioned between sleepy speech (“prolonged wakefulnes” is a horrible but commonly-used term) and intoxicated speech, my speciality.
Scott Walker’s Vowels from 2011 Budget Repair Bill Speech
For English 338 Lab 6 in the Spring 2011, Scott Walker’s vowels were analyzed. Here is the vowel plot.