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Ā-Movement and Deletion in Comparative Clauses
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Comparative Clauses as Free Relatives: A Raising Analysis
Probus, 1997Caterina Donati
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The Control of Exemption Clauses a Comparative Study
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 1967exaly +2 more sources
Mode and Tense in the Subjunctive 'Comparative Clause' in Latin
American Journal of Philology, 1892exaly +2 more sources
The Comparative Law and Economics of Penalty Clauses in Contracts
The American Journal of Comparative Law, 1995Imagine the following monologue by a father afflicted by a severe attack of nerves. "My daughter's wedding is scheduled for next month and I'm in deep trouble. She has expressed a strong desire to hold the party in our old country house. A long time ago, I promised her that I would organize the party there.
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Using Properties to Compare Both Words and Clauses
2011There are many applications that use the semantic similarity of words to compare input to stored data, such as conversational agents. When a human thinks of a word they consider a meaning which has associated attributes and properties. Clauses allow words to combine together to form a single meaning.
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