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Crucially, the syntactic violation relied on a structural syntactic dependency between two non-adjacent words in the sentence, whereas the semantic violation relied on purely lexical semantic restrictions of the preceding verb.
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Harris argues that jurisdictions have increasingly relied on levying fines for minor infractions — broken tail-lights, vagrancy, traffic violations — as a way to generate municipal revenue.
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