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  <Title>Squibs and Discussions Anaphoric Dependencies in Ellipsis</Title>
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6. Summary
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Although problematic examples for a source-determined analysis of VP ellipsis can be found, these do not provide an argument for moving to a discourse-determined analysis. Indeed, it is the thesis of this paper that discourse-determined analyses are not alternatives to source-determined analyses, but rather, are dependent on them. As such, they do not contribute to our understanding of the possible range of meanings of elliptical verb phrases. What these examples do show is the need to refine source-determined analyses in deriving the predicates that clauses make available in the discourse.</Paragraph>
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