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Adjectives are commonly described as designating properties , and these properties are thought of as inhering in the ... For example , the notion that a property inheres in an entity cannot mean , in general , , that no other entity is ...
Adjectives are commonly described as designating properties , and these properties are thought of as inhering in the ... For example , the notion that a property inheres in an entity cannot mean , in general , , that no other entity is ...
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The first is that there are essential properties of language - properties that language CANNOT lack . The second is that an adequate answer to the central question will be given in terms of certain higher - order properties : on p .
The first is that there are essential properties of language - properties that language CANNOT lack . The second is that an adequate answer to the central question will be given in terms of certain higher - order properties : on p .
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That is , an inflectional operation applies to a representation identifying all the syntactic information the phonological form might code and yields a form with the same informational properties and a modified phonology .
That is , an inflectional operation applies to a representation identifying all the syntactic information the phonological form might code and yields a form with the same informational properties and a modified phonology .
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