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a then propose that a universal semantic principle , namely the SMP , determines the reading required for a reciprocal sentence by selecting the strongest reading that does not make this sentence necessarily false , given the meaning of ...
a then propose that a universal semantic principle , namely the SMP , determines the reading required for a reciprocal sentence by selecting the strongest reading that does not make this sentence necessarily false , given the meaning of ...
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With this aspectual reading of the predicate , it may have been difficult for subjects to imagine a possible situation that would satisfy the truth conditions of the target linguistic input under ...
With this aspectual reading of the predicate , it may have been difficult for subjects to imagine a possible situation that would satisfy the truth conditions of the target linguistic input under ...
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The strong reading of 46 would be a counterexample to Aoun and Li's analysis of Chinese . There are several questions to be raised . First , it is not clear how the proposed expert system accommodates Kuno et al.'s judgment of 46.
The strong reading of 46 would be a counterexample to Aoun and Li's analysis of Chinese . There are several questions to be raised . First , it is not clear how the proposed expert system accommodates Kuno et al.'s judgment of 46.
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