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For example , make allows predicate NPs as well as APs : They made him presidentlangry . We can see that this is a verbal resultative because the ' means ' paraphrase , * They caused him to become angry by making him , makes no sense .
For example , make allows predicate NPs as well as APs : They made him presidentlangry . We can see that this is a verbal resultative because the ' means ' paraphrase , * They caused him to become angry by making him , makes no sense .
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Example 43b is bad because the required path argument of pad is not expressed , in violation of FAR ; 43c is bad because two different path arguments are competing for the same slot.22 6.2 . THE SEMANTIC COHERENCE PRINCIPLE .
Example 43b is bad because the required path argument of pad is not expressed , in violation of FAR ; 43c is bad because two different path arguments are competing for the same slot.22 6.2 . THE SEMANTIC COHERENCE PRINCIPLE .
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Example 2c is interesting in that in this specific case , although the difference between " the overwhelming majority ' and ' all ' is rather marginal in terms of how much territory is involved , when an Israeli leftist activist calls ...
Example 2c is interesting in that in this specific case , although the difference between " the overwhelming majority ' and ' all ' is rather marginal in terms of how much territory is involved , when an Israeli leftist activist calls ...
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