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From: "John E. Clifford" <pcliffje@crl.com>
To: Veijo Vilva <veion@XIRON.PC.HELSINKI.FI>
Subject: Re: The "problem" with external quantifiers
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I add to Holmes note the comment that in the last example you sent out, 
about two men talking to two women about three books, you actually could 
have up to twelve books involved, three differeent ones for each 
man-woman pair.  A small prize (a set of my silvern locks) to someone who
show all the possibilities unambiguously in Lojban.
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