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Functors represent the semantic values of syntactic dependency relations; they express the functions of individual modifications in the sentence. | Functors represent the semantic values of syntactic dependency relations; they express the functions of individual modifications in the sentence. | ||
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The functor PRED (predication) is a functor for the effective root of an independent verbal clause, which is not a parenthesis. | The functor PRED (predication) is a functor for the effective root of an independent verbal clause, which is not a parenthesis. | ||
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The functor COMPL (complement) is a functor for predicative complements (i.e. optional adjuncts with a dual semantic relation). | The functor COMPL (complement) is a functor for predicative complements (i.e. optional adjuncts with a dual semantic relation). | ||
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