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mi cusku di'e
> What are the logical problems when allowing a prenex in NU/NOI/SOI? The
> prenex has scope over the NU/NOI/SOI, which in turn has scope over the
> main bridi.

Clarification: I meant SOI has scope over the main bridi, not NU and 
NOI, of course.

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