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It seems clear that any adequate account of 1-8 should account for 14a and for the ( b ) sentences of 15–19 , even though they do not contain clauses which are superficially internal . We will refer to such sentences as the ' Non ...
It seems clear that any adequate account of 1-8 should account for 14a and for the ( b ) sentences of 15–19 , even though they do not contain clauses which are superficially internal . We will refer to such sentences as the ' Non ...
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1 is correct for the first clause of 27 , then ( as Kuno correctly notes ) Principle 9 cannot predict its grammaticality , since the emphasized clause is internal . This is an important problem , about which we will have more to say ...
1 is correct for the first clause of 27 , then ( as Kuno correctly notes ) Principle 9 cannot predict its grammaticality , since the emphasized clause is internal . This is an important problem , about which we will have more to say ...
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The latter fact follows from the independent and very general principle that coördinate nodes can in general function like any of their coördinate terms ; in particular , coördinations of NP's with a specific internal structure ( or ...
The latter fact follows from the independent and very general principle that coördinate nodes can in general function like any of their coördinate terms ; in particular , coördinations of NP's with a specific internal structure ( or ...
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