Unsharpened Factoids
A government can be incumbent.
Logical form
[〈det government.n〉 incumbent.a]
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A congressman can be incumbent.
Logical form
[〈det congressman.n〉 incumbent.a]
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An administration can be incumbent.
Logical form
[〈det administration.n〉 incumbent.a]
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Logical form
[〈det (plur leader.n)〉 incumbent.a]
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Sharpened Factoids
Many presidents are incumbent.
Logical form
(many x: [x president.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Logical form
(many x: [x governor.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some parties are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x party.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some mayors are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x mayor.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some governments are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x government.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some senators are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x senator.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some members are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x member.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some congressmen is incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x congressman.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some administrations are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x administration.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some ministers are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x minister.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some regimes are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x regime.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some candidates are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x candidate.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some operators are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x operator.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some leaders are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x leader.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some states are incumbent.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x state.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x incumbent.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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