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la .asiz. cusku di'e
> The full sentence is
> {se p=ECnfu ro la m=E0xpre ze'a lo n=E0nca be li so'i fau lo nu la m=E0xp=
re cu
> s=E8lfu ze'a lo n=ECcte .e lo d=F2nri}.
>
> Isn't it intended to mean {ze'a lo nicte jo'u lo donri}? From what I
> understand, {ze'a} is used to indicate the full duration of the event. In
> http://www.lojban.org/tiki/BPFK+Section:+Distance
> the proposed tag is {fi'o krafamtei}. This is as non-distributive as it
> can get.

Yes, quite.

In some passages, you will see me use {su'i} (which I think should be=20
allowed as a sumti connective) to make clear that the two durations are=20
to be added together.

I've fixed this one, and similar cases may be added to the list of errata.

mi'e la selpa'i mu'o

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