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    1. adminATdiplomacy.edu 27 Nov 2021
      scope ambiguit

      The thought I thought I thought --- Limericks welcome especially with an accompanying explanation of syntactic scope rather than any other type!

      You have got me thinking of scope ambiguity in ditties and I wonder if this one qualifies:

      Think-a-Thought

      I thought a thought, but the thought I thought was not the thought I thought I thought.

      Source author: Biljana Scott biscott@diplomacy.edu

      MIGTEXTUS MIGTEXTUS:xlink:572715
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