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Evidence that accent is a dimension of social categorization, not a byproduct of perceptual salience, familiarity, or ease-of-processing. 1) Then she said " Hey, it's good to meet you! I heard you'd be here and we were looking forward to meeting up with you. " They had just finished up a long stay there. As I remember, they were keeping pretty busy while they were there. 2) I realized it a few months ago. The Smiths were having a lot of trouble with their car. They brought groceries, some chairs and tables, and helped with our stuff. The last few weeks, though, they had to spend some of their time other places. They were staying somewhere pretty far away. Somewhere I think that's recently been hit with a ton of snow. 3) They started showing up a few months ago. There was a lot of commotion then. But they've totally stopping showing up now. They got carried away with the whole thing. We figured it wouldn't last. Some of us were happy they left, but a couple people seemed really upset. 4) Well, I saw what was left over from it. It was crazy. They had to move thousands of pounds of rubble and debris before doing anything. I was young but I remember that it sucked. It really doesn't help to have your neighborhood trashed when you just moved. 5) I know the kitchens had to be replaced, too. Cracked walls, sagging roof, everything. They had to do some massive wall-to-wall renovation. They tried to hire every able-bodied person in the area qualified enough to work there, even some people who they ended up firing. Everyone was really friendly, though. It's cool to see it now it's up and running smoothly. It's a rocking place. 6) When they lost the medication, he was pretty upset. Said something about checking priorities and keeping track of things a lot more carefully. They wanted to redo the entire system, so that kind of thing wouldn't happen again. They bought some new computers for inventory tracking. He hasn't had any problems since. They seemed to care and actually wanted to fix problems. Things do seem to be better now. You can imagine, he's totally relieved. 7) I don't know how you pick what you're going to do. You know plans don't always fit with what happens. But, more or less, it's all worked …