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  <Title>The Meaning of OF and HAVE in the USL System</Title>
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5. WITH and WITHOUT
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Prepositional phrases containing WITH and WITHOUT can also be related to OF-phrases (Lees 1960:93) and to HAVE (Poldauf I967:33f.), unless the prepositions are governed by the verb or are part of instrumental, comitative, or adverbial phrases.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> Where WITH-phrases are defined as prepositional complements of nouns, verbs or adjectives, they are related to the corresponding WITH-column in the corresponding relation. WITHOUT should then be treated as &amp;quot;not with&amp;quot;, but this is not implemented. Phrases containing WITH and WITHOUT that are not complements are interpreted in tile following manner: The NOM-column of the relation addressed by the noun governing the prepositional phrase is related to the OF-column of the relation addressed by the prepositional phrase. As a result, except for the columns, for projection and subtraction, the following groups of phrases each have the same transIation:</Paragraph>
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