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Variability of Foreground and Background Informationsuch as . and ., . and ., and positive and negative prepositions like . and .. Similar psychological phenomena have been found for these categories of concepts as well as for the kinship terms . and .. In a task in which subjects had to recall comparative sentences (CLARK and CARD, 1969) adjectives

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On the Interpretation of Conditional Conjunctions. is false, . is false. Given ., from . follows . and vice versa; from . follows . and vice versa. This relation is also called a biconditional relation. The terms con-ditional and biconditional in this study will denote material implication and equivalence, respectively.

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Introductionmong others: the listener has a brother. A linguist who has studied verbal communication and semantics in the framework of old and new information is CHAFE (1970, 1972). Related distinctions are topic and comment, given and new, theme and rheme (HALLIDAY, 1967, 1970), presupposition and focus (CHOMSKY, 1971).

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A Model for Solving Verbal Problemstime will be called the answering time (RTa). Experiments III and IV are similar to the previous one: both inspection time and answering time are measured. The difference is that there is a blank interval of 4 and 8 s, respectively, after the inspection time before the question is presented.

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