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Subject:      Veion on bridi conn
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Veion:
>  Another possibility is to connect events
>         nu ko'a broda kei gi'e nu ko'e brode

The logic needs to be thought through, but it seems clear
to me that nothing is {duhu broda kei gihe brode kei}, while
there is exactly one {duhu ge broda gi brode kei}.
(An analogous nonsense is {li pa gihe li re} (irrespective
of whether it's grammatical).

And