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- noun Plural form of
subclause .
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Examples
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In some ways their strategy is clever: if you have in hand a 350- or 450-page book written in Victorian English long sentences with lots of subclauses, and a modern-sounding Introduction, which will you spend your time on?
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In some ways their strategy is clever: if you have in hand a 350- or 450-page book written in Victorian English long sentences with lots of subclauses, and a modern-sounding Introduction, which will you spend your time on?
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Us print hacks have a tendency in broadcast to speak too quickly, and to try to insert subclauses in our argument that work in print but not in broadcast.
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Us print hacks have a tendency in broadcast to speak too quickly, and to try to insert subclauses in our argument that work in print but not in broadcast.
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Us print hacks have a tendency in broadcast to speak too quickly, and to try to insert subclauses in our argument that work in print but not in broadcast.
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There cannot be a system where large firms are given non-repayable grants from the public purse whilst the Assembly Government penalises smaller firms unfairly or, worse still, starts to act as a public sector venture capitalist by putting together unworkable equity deals with more subclauses than a deal with the devil.
Archive 2008-06-01 Dylan Jones-Evans 2008
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Are two year olds supposed to construct perfect sentences with two conditional subclauses?
working mom 2008
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Are two year olds supposed to construct perfect sentences with two conditional subclauses?
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Cleaning up subclauses in the tax code always takes someone's favorite deduction away, and this Congress isn't interested.
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The identification of falsity with non-provability is further exploited in most Prolog implementations by incorporating an operator, not, that allows programmers to explicitly express the negation of literals (or even subclauses) within a program.
Automated Reasoning Portoraro, Frederic 2005
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