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Thus , the context and intended meaning satisfy the requirements of both TWBX
and the th - cleft . The acceptability of either construction in this context ( as
evidenced by B1 and B2 ) , as well as a combination of both ( as in B3 ) , is due to
the ...
Thus , the context and intended meaning satisfy the requirements of both TWBX
and the th - cleft . The acceptability of either construction in this context ( as
evidenced by B1 and B2 ) , as well as a combination of both ( as in B3 ) , is due to
the ...
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In the context given , the most natural interpretation of B ' s utterance is one in
which the demonstrative is used to refer to the instantiation of the variable in the
OP ' X SUFFERS IN SILENCE ' , resulting in the cleft - like reading . In a context in
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In the context given , the most natural interpretation of B ' s utterance is one in
which the demonstrative is used to refer to the instantiation of the variable in the
OP ' X SUFFERS IN SILENCE ' , resulting in the cleft - like reading . In a context in
...
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And as predicted , the only interpretation available for the demonstrative involves
spatial deixis , to an entity in the extra - linguistic context . It follows as well that
there is no ambiguity ; likewise , the demonstrative is required to agree in number
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And as predicted , the only interpretation available for the demonstrative involves
spatial deixis , to an entity in the extra - linguistic context . It follows as well that
there is no ambiguity ; likewise , the demonstrative is required to agree in number
...
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