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 Content preview:  2015-02-12 20:56 GMT+03:00 Hugh O'Byrne <hobyrne@gmail.com>:
    > Assertion: "From the sentence "Fred saw a plane flying over Munich", with
    > those words in that order and no parentheses or punctuation, there is more
    > than one parse tree". Question: Do you agree or disagree with that > assertion?
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2015-02-12 20:56 GMT+03:00 Hugh O'Byrne <hobyrne@gmail.com>:

> Assertion: "From the sentence "Fred saw a plane flying over Munich", with
> those words in that order and no parentheses or punctuation, there is more
> than one parse tree".  Question: Do you agree or disagree with that
> assertion?
>

Personally I agree that this is one way to think how sentences are
constructed.

If you want to compare it with Lojban it's a whole another story.
Languages share many things in common but parsers can interpret the same
sentence in a different way even within one language.

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