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... vs. alternatives which enrich the logical language , or the connections between expressions and their denotations . ... homogeneously referring expression ' , i.e. an NP or VP whose denotation is closed under parts of its elements .
... vs. alternatives which enrich the logical language , or the connections between expressions and their denotations . ... homogeneously referring expression ' , i.e. an NP or VP whose denotation is closed under parts of its elements .
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Interestingly , an infinitival verb may appear in the absolute quantifying expressions of 107-108 , and an NP with the thematic role of agentive may appear in the absolute quantifying expressions of 101 and 104 ; but we never find both ...
Interestingly , an infinitival verb may appear in the absolute quantifying expressions of 107-108 , and an NP with the thematic role of agentive may appear in the absolute quantifying expressions of 101 and 104 ; but we never find both ...
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The initial position in 114f cannot be filled by an absolute quantifying expression of any type : 3 ( 115 ) a . ... point is that absolute negative più che expressions behave in the same way as other absolute quantifying expressions .
The initial position in 114f cannot be filled by an absolute quantifying expression of any type : 3 ( 115 ) a . ... point is that absolute negative più che expressions behave in the same way as other absolute quantifying expressions .
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