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Technical Support Software Maintenance and Grant ID NumbersĬustomers must have a current Technical Support agreement in order to be entitled to download product updates and upgrades, including engine and. Without a Technical Support service agreement, the customer has no entitlement to access any form of software maintenance. Access to all forms of software maintenance is provided under the terms of our Technical Support services. The project proposes an integrated and comparative study on the syntactic, morphological and prosodic aspects of ellipsis to arrive at an integrated theory of ellipsis licensing.We describe signature file (.DAT) updates, engine revisions, and new software versions as software maintenance. For this reason, it is expected that ellipsis is constrained (in other words licensed) by prosodic and morphological regularities of languages as well. This lacuna results from the concentration of work in the syntactic component, even though it is well-known that ellipsis is a phenomenon that concerns all modules interfacing with the syntactic component: (i) the articulatory module, responsible for pronouncing elliptical sentences and (ii) the morphological component, responsible for forming the words in elliptical sentences. The syntactic theory of licensing however has great limitations and cannot predict the intra- and inter-language differences that are found. Licensing: ellipsis is only possible in certain configurations in which it is licensed by particular syntactic material. The fact that ellipsis cannot just occur anywhere is related to the idea of (2) I wonder if you have understood ellipsis. However, we do not yet know why ellipsis can occur in certain places in the sentence but not in others: why there is variation in the positions where elliptical gaps in a sentence can be encountered within a language (compare the grammatical (1) with the ungrammatical (2)) and across languages (compare the grammatical English (1) and the ungrammatical Dutch (3)). Thanks to a large body of previous work, we now know of the use of ellipsis in many languages and in many contexts, and we can identify the various types of ellipsis (nominal ellipsis, predicate ellipsis, clausal ellipsis) with great certainty. The following sentence, with ellipsis represented with strikethrough, can only be interpreted as containing the predicate

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