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 **Definition**: The expression ''(s MODL m)'' is used to restrict the meaning of a situation ''s'' by means of a modal operator ''m'' from a finite set ''md''.  **Definition**: The expression ''(s MODL m)'' is used to restrict the meaning of a situation ''s'' by means of a modal operator ''m'' from a finite set ''md''. 
-It represents the attitude of a speaker or author of a situational description with regard to the validity of the sentences formulated by him or her. By default, the first argument ''s'' is assumed to be a hypothetical situation ''(s ∈ si)''.+It represents the attitude of a speaker or author of a situational description with regard to the validity of the sentences formulated by him or her.  
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 +Probable, possible, intentional... 
  
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MultiNet (Multilayered Extended Semantic Networks) is developed and maintained
by Intelligent Information and Communication Systems Department of FernUniversität in Hagen.

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