Unsharpened Factoids
Liberties may undergo an erosion.
Logical form
[〈det liberty.n〉 undergo.v 〈det erosion.n〉]
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A right may undergo an erosion.
Logical form
[〈det right.n〉 undergo.v 〈det erosion.n〉]
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Confidence may undergo an erosion.
Logical form
[(k confidence.n) undergo.v 〈det erosion.n〉]
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Damage can be from (beach erosion).
Logical form
[(k damage.n) from.p (k (nn beach.n erosion.n))]
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Rights may undergo an erosion.
Logical form
[〈det (plur right.n)〉 undergo.v 〈det erosion.n〉]
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Support may undergo an erosion.
Logical form
[(k support.n) undergo.v 〈det erosion.n〉]
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Logical form
[〈det (plur person.n)〉 have.v 〈det erosion.n〉]
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Attention may undergo an erosion.
Logical form
[(k attention.n) undergo.v 〈det erosion.n〉]
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Privacy may undergo an erosion.
Logical form
[(k privacy.n) undergo.v 〈det erosion.n〉]
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Sharpened Factoids
Much or some erosion is continued.
Logical form
(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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Much or some erosion is increased.
Logical form
(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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Much or some erosion is accelerated.
Logical form
(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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Much or some erosion is perceived.
Logical form
(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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Much or some erosion is widespread.
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(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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Much or some erosion is dangerous.
Logical form
(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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Much or some erosion is institutional.
Logical form
(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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Much or some erosion is downstream.
Logical form
(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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Many or some authorities are erosions.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x authority.n]
[x erosion.n])Sharpened from
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Much or some erosion is inevitable.
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(much-or-some x: [x erosion.n]
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