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This FE identifies the Precision to which an Entity approximates a Number. About thirty cases are known. In the case where a number is modified by a Multiplier, we have found it more plausible that phrases expressing Precision modify the main number (thus "million" in the first example, not "two"): JP has almost two million dollars. There are just over six billion people in the world today.

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Precision

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<def-root>This FE identifies the <fen>Precision</fen> to which an <fen>Entity</fen> approximates a <fen>Number</fen>. <ex>JP has <fex name="Precision">almost</fex> two <t>million</t> dollars.</ex> <ex><fex name="deg">About</fex> <t>thirty</t> cases are known.</ex> <ex>There are <fex name="deg">just over</fex> six <t>billion</t> people in the world today.</ex></def-root> This FE identifies the Precision to which an Entity approximates a Number. About thirty cases are known. In the case where a number is modified by a Multiplier, we have found it more plausible that phrases expressing Precision modify the main number (thus "million" in the first example, not "two"): JP has almost two million dollars. There are just over six billion people in the world today.

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2002-08-27T20:07:42+02:00

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