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Dec. 20, 2019, 5:44 p.m. (#13) by nschneid
Deprecation_Message: Allowing multiple Agents for a predicate; use Agent instead → None • Deprecated: True → False
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Deprecation_Message: Allowing multiple Agents for a predicate; use Agent instead → None • Deprecated: True → False
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Dec. 19, 2019, 11:47 a.m. (#12) by dhwang90
Deprecation_Message: Allowing multiple Agents → Allowing multiple Agents for a predicate; use Agent instead
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Deprecation_Message: Allowing multiple Agents → Allowing multiple Agents for a predicate; use Agent instead
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Dec. 19, 2019, 11:44 a.m. (#11) by dhwang90
Deprecation_Message: → Allowing multiple Agents • Deprecated: False → True
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July 28, 2018, 11:42 p.m. (#10) by ablodgett
Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [ss Agent], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [ss Agent] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [ss Agent], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [ss Agent] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position (subject or object). Typically, the [ss Agent] and [ss Co-Agent] engage in the event in a reciprocal fashion.
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Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [ss Agent], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [ss Agent] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [ss Agent], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [ss Agent] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position (subject or object). Typically, the [ss Agent] and [ss Co-Agent] engage in the event in a reciprocal fashion.
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June 9, 2018, 9:47 p.m. (#8) by ablodgett
Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [[ss Agent]], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [[Agent]] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [ss Agent], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [ss Agent] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position
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Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [[ss Agent]], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [[Agent]] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [ss Agent], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [ss Agent] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position
#7 #8 Change
June 9, 2018, 9:47 p.m. (#7) by ablodgett
Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [[Agent]], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [[Agent]] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [[ss Agent]], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [[Agent]] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position
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Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [[Agent]], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [[Agent]] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [[ss Agent]], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [[Agent]] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position
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June 9, 2018, 8:30 p.m. (#6) by nschneid
Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled Agent, but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an Agent occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [[Agent]], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [[Agent]] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position
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Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled Agent, but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an Agent occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [[Agent]], but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [[Agent]] occupying a non-oblique syntactic position
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June 6, 2018, 12:10 p.m. (#5) by ablodgett
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March 23, 2018, 9:30 p.m. (#4) by ablodgett
Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [Agent](/Agent), but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [Agent](/Agent) occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled Agent, but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an Agent occupying a non-oblique syntactic position
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Description: Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled [Agent](/Agent), but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an [Agent](/Agent) occupying a non-oblique syntactic position → Second semantically core participant that would otherwise be labeled Agent, but which is adpositionally marked in contrast with an Agent occupying a non-oblique syntactic position
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