Words with a stressed before intervocalic in Received Pronunciation are treated differently in different varieties of North American English. As shown in the table below, in Canadian English, all of them are pronounced with , as in "cord". In the accents of Philadelphia, southern New Jersey, and the Carolinas (and traditionally throughout the whole South), those words are pronounced by some with , as in "card" and so merge with historic prevocalic in words like "starry". In New York City, Long Island, and the nearby parts New Jersey, those words are pronounced with , like in Received Pronunciation. However, the sound is met with hypercorrection of and so still merges with the historic prevocalic in "starry".