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A person may have a digression.
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 have.v 〈det digression.n〉]
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Logical form
[〈det male.n〉 have.v 〈det (plur digression.n)〉]
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A digression can be interesting.
Logical form
[〈det digression.n〉 interesting.a]
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(vote tycoon digression) can be shy of actors.
Logical form
[(k (nn vote.n tycoon.n digression.n)) shy.a (:p of.p 〈the (plur actor.n)〉)]
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Number may notice buzzards (digression upwards).
Logical form
[(k number.n) notice.v (k (plur buzzard.n)) (k (nn digression.n (plur upward.n)))]
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Logical form
[〈det (plur digression.n)〉 formless.a]
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A countlessness can be relative to digressions.
Logical form
[〈a{n} countlessness.n〉 relative.a (:p to.p (k (plur digression.n)))]
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Digressions can be homogeneous.
Logical form
[〈det (plur digression.n)〉 homogeneous.a]
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Logical form
[(k regard.n) to.p (k (plur digression.n))]
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A jokester may obscure in regard to digressions.
Logical form
[〈the jokester.n〉 obscure.v (:p in.p (:a (k regard.n) (:p to.p (k (plur digression.n)))))]
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A digression can be from a content.
Logical form
[〈a{n} digression.n〉 from.p 〈the content.n〉]
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A digression can be within a digression.
Logical form
[〈a{n} digression.n〉 within.p 〈a{n} digression.n〉]
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Digressions can be fascinating.
Logical form
[〈det (plur digression.n)〉 fascinating.a]
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Sharpened Factoids
Many persons occasionally perform a digression.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y digression.n]
[[x perform.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many males occasionally perform a digression.
Logical form
(many x: [x male.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y digression.n]
[[x perform.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many or some digressions are short.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
[x short.a])Sharpened from
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Many or some digressions are interesting.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
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Many or some digressions are formless.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
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Many or some digressions are homogeneous.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
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Many or some digressions are lame.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
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Many or some digressions are fascinating.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
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Many or some digressions are unexpected.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
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Many males occasionally wait throughout digressions.
Logical form
(many x: [x male.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y (plur digression.n)]
[[x wait-throughout.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many or some digressions are useful.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
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Many persons occasionally apologize for a digression.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y digression.n]
[[x apologize-for.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many or some digressions are frequent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
[x frequent.a])Sharpened from
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Many or some digressions are silly.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x digression.n]
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Many persons occasionally make a digression.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y digression.n]
[[x make.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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