Claime182102af3187ce3707bc1f05af7d487377decfd60dfd615b65564be74faa96b·Paper reconstruction — Robert Wilhelmy et al. (2025), Exclamatives, deniability, and answerhood

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The apparent deniability of those gradable exclamatives is attributable to their scale-indicating elements, while German third-group exclamatives cannot be denied strongly or weakly.

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The apparent deniability of those gradable exclamatives is attributable to their scale-indicating elements, while German third-group exclamatives cannot be denied strongly or weakly.untested-supported

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