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  <Title>Referential Properties of Generic Terms Denoting Things and Situations</Title>
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9. Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Our investigation can be looked upon as a proof of the thesis that for typical generic noun phrases a logico-semantic interpretation can be given which strictly corresponds to their surface structure (in article-lacking languages): generic terms can be treated as referentially incomplete phrases, with qu~ntification expressed outside the phrase itself or not expressed at all.</Paragraph>
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