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BPFK Section: Grammatical Pro-sumti

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The point is exactly that two explicit }ce'u} are two different bound variables and thus generally refer to different things, while {ce'u} and a pronoun that picks it up must refer to the same thing.

xod <xod@thestonecutters.net> wrote:John E Clifford wrote:

> Consider the difference between {le ka ce'u catra ce'u}, "murder"


Do 2 ce'us always refer to the same thing?


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