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From:         Jorge Llambias <jorge@PHYAST.PITT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: remarks on gismu lexicology
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And:
> In this case I guess simlu would mean "x1 seems-to-be-actual/real",
> in which case there;s no need to restrict it to event abstractions.
> For example "Lo cukta cu simlu mi" would mean "There seems to me
> to be a book". I'd be happy with that.

Well, "there is a book that seems to be real to me". Let's leave it
as an event before all the worms start crawling out.

Jorge