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This R package contains supplemental annotations for a subset of postvocalic /p/ and /t/ codas in the Buckeye Corpus. It includes hand-corrected glottal stop transcriptions and acoustic measurements estimated with VoiceSauce. To install the package, download it, unzip it, and use the following R command: remotes::install_local("~/Downloads/codaglottalization") Replace "~/Downloads/codaglottalization" with the path where you saved this package. You may need to install the `remotes` package first: install.packages("remotes") For usage instructions and reference information, please see the included README.txt file.