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This was reflected in the demonstrative pronouns, which in the singular were masculine *aw-antu 'he (man)' and non-masculine *a-tu 'other' (meaning both 'woman' and 'any nonhuman animate or thing').
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The softening sky reflected in the water.
In such cases, the demonstrative (or argumental name) is interpreted as "a pronominal place marker" (1973, 436 i.e., an anaphor.
His claim is rather that such experience has a role to play in justifying the patterns of use we make of the demonstrative in reasoning that we engage in where such reasoning reflects our grasp of the criteria of identity of the object referred to, which in turn reflects our grasp of the object as being mind-independent.
We can see that the thing selected in this stating, via the demonstrative conventions, is now in various ways similar and dissimilar from those standard instances.
depends in certain obvious ways upon such facts as the location (1) or identity (2) of the speaker, and/or the referent of the demonstrative (in 3).
The effectiveness of the proposed control approach is tested on the demonstrative tractor, in all real conditions.
Our family was not the demonstrative Italian stereotype in movies.
The casualties reflect the imbalance in weaponry.
It wasn't the demonstrative, muscular workout that jazz drummers engage in when they play funk.
In the following, the three fragments of the example scenario are detailed and used for the demonstrative objectives elicited above.
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