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Dahech, Dhouha. "La dérivation nominale en français et en arabe : étude contrastive." Caen, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014CAEN1026.
Full textIn this dissertation, we are suggesting a study of the nominalization in french with a contrastive comparison with the arabic language. Our starting point is the french nouns derived by adding a suffix and found in the « Petit Robert Electronique ». We have tackled questions related to nominalization through following several axes: Morphology, Semantics, Syntax, Stylistics and Discourse Analysis. In fact, we have studied the process of formation of these nouns, and we have tried to analyse questions suggested by basic notions such as root, suffix, and allomorphism. A semantic study has been carried out as well. Its aim is the classification of deverbal nouns according to their interpretation. We have been able to distinguish between three categories: predicate, agentive ending, and instrumental case and locatives. It is starting from the morphological and syntactic characteristics of these deverbal nouns that we have reached this classification. The semantic relation between the verbs and their corresponding nouns has been analysed as well. At the syntactic level, we have attempted to focus on the characteristics of noun phrases with predicative heads, such as pre, and post-modifiers. We have equally studied the stylistic characteristics of deverbal nouns (thematization, abstraction and generalization, etc. )At the discursive level, we have pondered the impact of the ideological, religious and cultural context on the use of some deverbal nouns in the French and Arabic languages which are most apparent in the context of the Middle East Conflict
Asnes, Maria. "Traitement unifié de la référence nominale et verbale." Paris 7, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA070001.
Full textNominal constituents have been traditionally assigned to a referential force that was stronger than that of the verbal constituents. The purpose of this research is, on the contrary, to unify the descriptions of nominal and verbal constituents through the prism of the concept of +/- homogeneous reference, which transcends the syntactical categorization in nouns and verbs. This research has a double objective: first, to extend the description of the referential mechanism of the mass and count terms of the nominal domain to the “Aktionsarten” of the verbal domain, by joining them together in a denotational super-category "homogeneous/heterogeneous", and second, to analyze the interactions of various referential factors operating between the nominal and verbal constituents of the sentence, in order to explain, and if possible to predict, the good formation of the sentences. We will start our research on the lexical level of representation where we will treat the referential properties of the nominal and verbal predicates, their analogies as well as their relations and interactions inside the argumental structure. Then, at the functional level of representation we will treat the analogies between the nominal quantifiers and verbal inflections. The elements of the functional level are quantificational operators that combine with the elements of the lexical level. This combinations are the result of complex interactions between the +/- homogeneous categories of these two levels of representation
Haddad, Afifa. "Traitement des nominalisations anaphoriques en indexation automatique." Lyon 2, 2001. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2001/haddad_a.
Full textThis thesis proposes en indexation method for integral texts based on anaphoric noun phrases. The motivation is to take advantage from the wide context of an anaphora relation in order to build a rich descriptor ? and to get consequently a performant index. The main contribution here is the design of a complete method enabling the systematic reconstitution of all arguments of each anaphoric nominalization encountered in the text. A completely resolved noun phrase constitutes a rich descriptor that is then added to the index. The resolution a nominal anaphora makes use the results of other preliminarly activities. These consists in collecting the syntactic structures of the possible noun phrase corresponding to a nominalization and, identifying a set of the anaphoric noun phrase and the form of its precedent. The feasibility of the proposed has been demonstrated through an application to a real-life corpus
Dubosc, Karine. "Le groupe nominal sans nom en espagnol." Paris 8, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA083765.
Full textThis PHD dissertation specifically examines the determiner without nominal rection in contemporary Spanish. It contains three parts in which the occurrences of nounless nominal groups are studied. We first compare Spanish to four other languages (French, Italian, Portuguese and English) to show that Spanish can express certain things in a way the other four languages cannot. Then, we focus on Spanish itself and determine four kinds of grammatical categories that can be preceded with the definite article. Our main goal is to understand how a nounless nominal group can emerge with a nominal value, with non-nominal categories replacing the noun. We aim at finding what element gives the nominal value to those nominal groups and at testing what roles the article plays in the nominalization of those elements. Such a work first consists in detecting the cases of ellipses and the cases where the article has a pronominal value, so that those cases are eliminated from the scope of this study. The second part studies the grammatical categories introduced by the article (adjective, infinitive, subordinate clause and prepositional phrase). Restrictions are detected by tests opposing utterances to one another. It is shown that the determiner does not give any nominal feature to the construction and that syntax mainly depends on semantic criteria. We explain the utterance classes, their grammaticality and ungrammaticality through obligatory semantic features. The third part proposes to insert the hypothesis under DP hypothesis (Determinant Phrase) and we propose a [class] feature under D head, which enables to give a nominal value to the sentence with the help of a grammatical category bearing specific semantic features
Sanchez, Joseph. "Dénomination et indexicalité du sens nominal." Paris 8, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA082349.
Full textAljović, Nadira. "Recherches sur la morpho-syntaxe du groupe nominal en serbo-croate." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA081821.
Full textNgo, Balep Lydie. "Essai d'analyse contrastive de la détermination nominale en français et en basaa." Paris 10, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA100158.
Full textThe nominal group in French is structured around the noun which is a center of the group; its insertion in the phrase is made with an article. The noun can also acquire predeterminants and postdeterminants which represent the supplementary determination of the noun. The new grammatical logic distributes of the determinants of the noun in quantitative strict, numerical and bipolar; in characterized strict numerical and possessive and in combined quantitative and characterized strict, possessive and demonstrative. The nominal group in basaa is also structured like the one in French; but it is not articulate. It is the same in language like in phrase. The stem is always prefixed to one of thirteen different prefixes of classes. Apart from determinants bipolar quantitative and possessive characterized, the basaa language have like the French language determinants strict, numerical quantitative, combined quantitative and characterized strict, possessive and demonstrative. Those determinants are called dependent nominal in relation with the independent nominal: the nouns. The system of agreement in these langages. .
Lemus, Serrano Magdalena. "Pervasive nominalization in Yukuna : An Arawak language of Colombian Amazonia." Thesis, Lyon, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020LYSE2052.
Full textThis dissertation focuses on Yukuna (ISO 693-3: ycn, Glottocode: yucu1253), an Arawak language of Colombian Amazonia. Yukuna is a definitely endangered, understudied language, spoken by under one thousand speakers in various communities along the Mirití-Paraná River in North Western Amazonia. This dissertation is organized in two parts. Part I provides a grammar sketch of the language (119pp.), on the basis of a first hand corpus of texts (25000 words, 4,5 hours of recording). Part II provides an in depth description and discussion of nominalizations and nominalization based constructions in Yukuna. Nominalizations in Yukuna are pervasive in discourse, and versatile in their functions. Indeed, there are eight different nominalization markers in Yukuna, used with ambiguous verb forms that display both verbal and nominal features. These verb forms are incredibly frequent, found in average in 80% of sentences in the corpus of texts. Verb forms carrying these markers are found in a variety of syntactic positions, and with different functions, from the prototypical referential use of nominalizations as arguments within verbal clauses, to other, less prototypical uses such as in relative clauses, adverbial clauses, clause chaining, and even as TAM and discourse markers in main clauses. Describing the complexity of Yukuna nominalizations in terms of their internal structure, external distribution and corpus frequency represents a major methodological challenge. This dissertation aims to present the complexities of Yukuna nominalizations in a way that is both thorough and systematic. In this study, I adopt a form to function methodology that establishes the prototype of Noun Phrases as the main tool to identify, categorize and describe nominalizations. Individual constructions are described in terms of the degree to which they match or differ from the language specific features of the NP prototype, in terms of both its internal morphosyntax and external distribution. This method is particularly reliable to identify the distributional and functional expansion of nominalizations, by distinguishing the use of verb forms marked with nominalizing morphology in syntantic positions of NPs (nominalization constructions), from their use in syntactic positions that are not those of NPs. I refer to this latter type of use as nominalization based constructions, following Post (2011). The results of this methodology applied to Yukuna show that the versatility of Yukuna nominalizations in fact largely conforms to the patterns of functional expansion of nominalizations reported in the literature. The most salient fact about the Yukuna nominalizations is that so many of the cross linguistically attested uses of nominalizations are simultaneously attested in a single language
Konrad, Ingrid. "Quand la nominalisation envahit la subordination : étude sur ‘ce que’ dans les propositions subordonnées en français, selon une approche comparative, diachronique et expérimentale." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2019. https://theses.md.univ-paris-diderot.fr/KONRAD_Ingrid_2_complete_20190722.pdf.
Full textThis dissertation deals with the syntax of subordinate clauses involving `ce’ in French, namely a particular kind of complement clauses, a particular kind of relative clauses and a particular kind of indirect questions. It seems that nominalization has pervaded subordination in French, and I am questioning the status and the role of the nominal element (D) `ce’ in these constructions. A large part of this dissertation focuses on the syntactic ambiguity between light-headed relatives (CITKO, 2004) and indirect questions introduced by `ce qui/ce que’. On the basis of a diachronic study ranging from the 11th century to the 17th century, of a number of sentence repetition tasks performed on French children, aged from 3 to 6 years of age and of a self-paced reading experiment performed with French adults, I exclude that `ce’ and `que’ have incorporated and that /səkə/ is a wh-word. A closer scrutiny of the atypical syntactic behaviour, in synchrony, of indirect questions introduced by `ce qu-‘ leads me to analyse them as DPs. My proposal is that these structures are indeed questions disguised as relative clauses. This proposal brings me to reconsider two issues: the selection issue and the interpretation one. Building on the analysis of complement clauses in P+ce+que given by ZARING, 1992, as well as several data in other languages, I emphasise the existence of nominalized CPs, and I claim that the syntactic distinction between DP and CP is not categorical. As for the issue of how a relative clause with `ce’ as a head can get to be interpreted as a question, I assume that `ce’ is expletive, and thus devoid of referentiality, just like it is in complement clauses. Both relatives with `ce que’ (true relatives and questions disguised as relatives) are generated through a matching derivation involving a null operator. But the predicative relation holding between the operator and the head `ce’ only takes a value in true relatives, where `ce’ is referential. Concluding, subordinate clauses involving `ce que’ in French all have a DP+CP structure. However, the D element `ce’ is semantically referential and interpretable only in light-headed relatives
El, Hannach Mohamed. "Syntaxe des verbes psychologiques en arabe." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376142708.
Full textNeveux, Julie. "L’expression linguistique du concret chez John Donne : le sentiment dans la langue." Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040063.
Full textThis dissertation studies poetic meaning using linguistic tools. It offers a cognitive, phenomenological and enunciative definition of the distinction between the abstract and the concrete, based on statistics carried out on work of the metaphysical poet, John Donne (1572-1631): Meditations upon Emergent Occasions and The Complete English Poems. I argue that the “concrete” is the result of indirect – implied, unsemiotized – lyricism, a form of lyricism used by the poet when s/he is emotionally implicated in a speech situation. The speaker’s expressivity relies on a temporal decategorization enabling him to (implicitly) claim that generalized (abstract) terms are insufficient to articulate the specificity of his own sentimental experience. Words in –ness – grammatical metaphors – result from a grammatical decategorization, while traditional metaphors derive from a lexical decategorization. Metaphors reflect the affect of the incarnate speaker, who thus repossesses language. Lastly, I understand John Donne’s poetry – hinging on metaphors and comparisons, concrete and abstract elements – as expressing a working of feelings, which is the strongest when the feeling is religious and needs to make up for the absence of the beloved
Beauseroy, Delphine. "Syntaxe et sémantique des noms abstraits : des propriétés verbales et adjectivales aux propriétés nominales." Thesis, Nancy 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009NAN21016/document.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to examine the morphosyntactic and semantic properties of abstract nouns related to verbal and adjectival predicates. Since the nouns we examine are linked to verbal and adjectival predicates, the first part focuses on the question of aspectual properties in the nominal domain. We show that 'intensive abstract nouns' (Van de Velde 1995 and Flaux & Van de Velde 2000) constitute a unified aspectual class characterized by the feature [-DYNAMIC]. From the assumption that the stative feature common to these nouns allows a unified analysis, we propose a study relying on the idea that stative nouns are distinguished by their uses, and show that, in addition to a purely stative meaning, these nouns can also convey other information, in which they denote occurrences. The second part is dedicated to the syntactic behaviour of stative nouns, i.e. number and determination, but also adjectival modification. This enables us to identify two distinct morphosyntactic behaviours, that parallel the distinction between stative and occurrence understanding highlighted in the first part. On the one hand, in their property sense, these nouns have a behaviour similar to that of massive concrete nouns and qualify as relational nouns, i.e. they require an argument with which they enter into a predication relationship (at the syntactic level). On the other hand, in their occurrence sense, these nouns behave like concrete count nouns and are not inherently relational. To sum up, the analysis of stative nouns shows that they share semantic properties with certain types of verbal and adjectival predicates, as well as syntactic properties with various classes of concrete nouns
Philippe, Manon. "Le nominal propre : étude du nom propre en anglais." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020SORUL118.
Full textThis thesis argues in favour of describing all proper names (PN, including proper nouns) in English as nominals, regardless of how many / which words they include – London, Christmas, Everbrite, United States, Wuthering Heights, GrandMother’s Footsteps, A Sailor’s Guide to Earth. A nominal corresponds to the intermediary stage between a noun and a noun phrase (NP): such a unit can be modified, or modify something else, and it needs a determiner in order to form a NP. To confirm this “proper nominal” hypothesis, the typographic, morpho-syntactic and referential properties of PNs are analysed: the significance of the capital letter (and other signs), sub-phrasal modification (close appositions, PN + PN, N + PN, PN + N patterns of modification), reduction processes and their link to “nounyness”, external determination and noun classes, the question of meaning / sense. Stating that proper names are nominals questions their so-called “inherently definite” property as nominals require an external determiner that would inform on the (in)definiteness of the NP as a whole. It also allows for the existence of a zero determiner associated with PNs, whose referential logics align. Finally, this hypothesis suggests that proper names (even proper nouns) are not exactly nouns: only common nouns are. PNs are analysed as nominalising units par excellence, enabling sometimes long, non-nominal or non-orthographic (numbers, symbols) sequences to be integrated into a NP and to behave “like” a noun. PNs may not be nouns, but by imitating nouns, they tend to be increasingly integrated into the linguistic system. As a result, they also seem to be associated with the expression of a high degree
Pérennec, Marie-Hélène. "Le groupe nominal en Allemand moderne." Paris 4, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA04A001.
Full textThe noun phrase in German has seldom been the subject of a general survey. The aim of this work is an overall description of the noun phrase, in the framework of a grammar of decoding systems. We have endeavoured to prove, in a first stage, that the chain order of the noun phrase in German reflects its deep structure, that is to say its meaning, thus contradicting the precepts of generative grammar and Fourquet's model. The work is based on a detailed analysis of the elements of the noun phrase in a pragmatic perspective. The markers of noun categories or determiners are described as the operators in an identification contract between speaker and hearer. The study of the principal determiners (articles, demonstrative or possessive adjectives) and of certain quantifiers illustrates the various types of "designation contracts". The expansions of the noun base (relative clauses, attributive adjectives, genitive noun complements) play a role in the process of designation and must be analysed in close relationship with the definite markers. Such analyses naturally lead one to pose the problem of the syntactic nature of nominalization
Lopez, Cédric. "Titrage automatique de documents textuels." Thesis, Montpellier 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012MON20071/document.
Full textDuring the first millennium BC, the already existing libraries needed to organize texts preservation, and were thus immediately confronted with the difficulties of indexation. The use of a title occurred then as a first solution, enabling a quick indentification of every work, and in most of the cases, helping to discern works thematically close to a given one. While in Ancient Greece, titles have had a little informative function, although still performing an indentification function, the invention of the printing office with mobile characters (Gutenberg, XVth century AD) dramatically increased the number of documents, which are today spread on a large-scale. The title acquired little by little new functions, leaning very often to sociocultural or political influence (in particular in journalistic articles).Today, for both electronic and paper documents, the presence of one or several titles is very often noticed. It helps creating a first link between the reader and the subject of the document. But how some words can have a so big influence? What functions do the titles have to perform at this beginning of the XXIth century? How can one automatically generate titles respecting these functions? The automatic titling of textual documents is one of the key domains of Web pages accessibility (W3C standards) such as defined in a standard given by associations about the disabled. For a given reader, the goal is to increase the readability of pages obtained from a search, since usual searches are often disheartening readers who must supply big cognitive efforts. For a Website designer, the aim is to improve the indexation of pages for a more relevant search. Other interests motivate this study (titling of commercial Web pages, titling in order to automatically generate contents, titling to bring elements to enhance automatic summarization).In this study, we use NLP (Natural Language Processing) methods and systems. While numerous works were published about indexation and automatic summarization, automatic titling remained discreet and knew some difficulties as for its positioning in NLP. We support in this study that the automatic titling must be nevertheless considered as a full task.Having defined problems connected to automatic titling, and having positioned this task among the already existing tasks, we provide a series of methods enabling syntactically correct titles production, according to several objectives. In particular, we are interested in the generation of informative titles, and, for the first time in the history of automatic titling, we introduce the concept of catchiness.Our TIT' system consists of three methods (POSTIT, NOMIT, and CATIT), that enables to produce sets of informative titles in 81% of the cases and catchy titles in 78% of the cases
Haddad, Afifa Le Guern Michel. "Traitement des nominalisations anaphoriques en indexation automatique." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2001. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/intranet/haddad_a.
Full textKhachaturyan, Maria. "Grammaire de la langue mano (mandé-sud) dans une perspective typologique." Thesis, Paris, INALCO, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014INAL0030/document.
Full textThis work aims to present a grammatical description – as complete as possible – of a South Mande language, Mano (400,000 speakers in Guinea and Liberia), placing it into a typological context, comparing the language with other Mande languages and distinguishing general typological particularities. The text of the thesis is divided into six chapters: Phonology and phonetics; Morphology; Noun phrase; Verb phrase; Predicative system; Syntax of the clause. Justifying the typological orientation of the thesis, each chapter is concluded by a section providing typological particularities of the data presented in it. A detailed analysis was given, among others, on the following themes: quantitative study of phonotactics; study of the category of number, including its expression and alignment by number; the system of quantification markers; argument structure, corpus study of predicative markers’ distribution; syntax of the clause, especially syntax of the relative clause.The appendices at the end of the thesis contain some important complementary information, including, for instance, complete verbal paradigms. Two of these appendices comprise of glossed texts
Bazantay, Jean. "La chose pour le dire : mono en japonais contemporain : approche sémantique, syntaxique et énonciative." Phd thesis, Université Michel de Montaigne - Bordeaux III, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00994605.
Full textPabón, Triana Marta Lucía. "Morfosintaxis de las formas no finitas en Namt̮ik de Totoró : Cauca, Sur de Colombia." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCC039.
Full textThe thesis is composed of an introduction and six parts, each one divided into chapters. The first part is morphophonology. The second part is dedicated to parts of speech with the following chapters: morphology, verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs. The third part speaks about nominalisation. The fourth part is dedicated to syntax, with two chapters: nominal phrase and verbal phrase. The fifth part presents predication with finite forms and non-finite forms. The sixth part refers to subordination
Esta tesis se componede una introducción y seis partes, cada una dividida en capítulos. La primera parte es la morfofonología. La segunda parte se dedica a las partes del discurso y contiene los siguientes capítulos: morfología del verbo, del nombre, del adjetivo, del adverbio. La tercera parte trata la nominalización. La cuarta parte se dedica a la sintaxis con dos capítulos, el sintagma nominal y el sintagma verbal. La quinta parte presenta la predicación con formas finitas y con formas no finitas. La sexta parte se refiere a la subordinación
Beddar, Mohand. "Vers un prototype de traduction automatique contrôlée français/arabe appliquée aux domaines à sécurité critique." Thesis, Besançon, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013BESA1013/document.
Full textThe result of our research is a proposal for a controlled French to Arabic machine translation model, applied to security critical domains. This cross-disciplinary research study covers controlled languages and French to Arabic machine translation, two intimately related concepts. In a situation of crisis where communication must play its full role, and in the context of increasing globalisation where many languages coexist, our research findings show that the combination of these two concepts is sorely needed. No one can deny today the predominant role played by security in people’s daily life and the significant challenges it presents in modern societies. These more and more complex and interconnected societies present evident vulnerabilities that force them to rethink their means of protection and in particular that of their communication systems. Language communication with computerised systems is one of the most widely used forms of communication for the transfer of knowledge required in carrying out and completing tasks and in the good conduct of various activities. However, and contrary to an entrenched idea that tends to associate the risk of poor communication only with oral transmission, the use of written language can also be subject to risk. Indeed, a protocol or an alert which is badly formulated can provoke serious accidents due to misunderstanding, in particular during a crisis and under stress. It is in this context that our research has been undertaken. Our thesis proposes an innovative approach in the fields of controlled language and machine translation in which, relying on a microsystemic analysis of the language and a study of the corpus in intension, precise standards are defined for writing and translating protocols and security alerts written in French automatically into Arabic. Indeed, new concepts are introduced by means of several normative methods involved not only in the controlling process but also in the machine translation process. The French to Arabic machine translation system TACCT (Traduction Automatique Contrôlée Centre Tesnière) developed during our research is a rule-based system based on an isomorphic syntactic and semantic model stemming from intra- and interlanguage analysis between French and Arabic. It introduces new concepts including controlled mirror macrostructures, where the syntax and semantics of the source and target languages are represented at the same level
Durand, Tom. "L'intransitivité scindée dans les langues arawak." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016INAL0012/document.
Full textIn this thesis I study in depth the split intransitivity in the Arawak family of languages of South America. The grammatical analysis of the split intransitivity phenomenon is based on both their semantico-pragmatical motivations and their morphosyntactical realizations according to grammatical categories, valence changes and TAM. Besides, I also take into account constructions involving other types such as nominalized verbs and differential marking.This study not only reveals the existence of a rich diversity of split intransitivity patterns within this family, but it also proposes paths to understand the diachrony of such patterns, involving shifts from ergative alignment to accusative alignment, for which the effects of language contact may have played an important role. In this connection, the study sheds light onto the ways split intransitivity has implication for alignment-type and it is thus of interest for language typology
Lyakhova, Moulin Mariya. "La concession en russe moderne." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LYO30008/document.
Full textIn this thesis dedicated to concession in modern Russian we specified the concept by means of a prototypical schema which we applied to classify different types of concessive constructions. This schema aims at embracing the majority of sentences marked as concessive. The main mark of the proposed schema (p, C q), based on the idea of contrast between the implications of p and q contents, assessments of these contents or p and q speech acts, is the connective C, a concessive conjunction or preposition. We studied concessive relations in both complex sentences and simple sentences. They are classified according to the epistemic status of q and subdivided into non-Conditional, conditional and counterfactual. The second criterion of classification is the single or multiple status of q. According to it we have, on the one hand, non-Generalized concessive constructions and, on the other, generalized concessive constructions. Outstepping the traditional research, we made a point of studying illocutionary concession as part of the whole. Indeed, xotja in discourse is used by the speaker as a self-Correction technique in order to reject the previous utterance pointing thus the deviation of their thought. As a result of our research we come to the conclusion that concession has multiple forms and cannot be reduced to inoperant causality. Due to a wider research scope we managed to bridge the linguistic and rhetoric concessions and to give a broader view of different forms of concessive relations in modern Russian
Soare, Elena. "La représentation des événements dans les domaines non temporalisés." Habilitation à diriger des recherches, Université Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint Denis, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00919347.
Full textSchluter, Natalie. "The role of aspect in paraphrase operations." Thèse, 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/16569.
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