It
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saves
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you
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from infections
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Attributor
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Process/Attribute
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Carrier
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Contingency
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Reasoning:
This clause construes a caused relation: 'x being safe' — not a material act of rescue.
It
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saves
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you
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from infections
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Attributor
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Process/Attribute
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Carrier
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Contingency
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Peter Scott
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founded
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the Slimbridge Wetland
Trust
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in 1946
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Actor
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Process: material
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Goal
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Location
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Subject
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Finite/Predicator
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Complement
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Adjunct
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Theme
|
Rheme
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the Slimbridge Wetland
Trust
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was founded
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in 1946
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by Peter Scott
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Goal
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Process: material
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Location
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Actor
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Subject
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Finite/Predicator
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Adjunct
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Adjunct
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Theme
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Rheme
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I
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made
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myself
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think
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of something
else
|
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Phenomenon
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Process:
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Senser
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mental
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Matter
|
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It
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was designated
|
an Historic-Artistic site
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in 1971
|
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Carrier
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Process: attributive
|
Attribute
|
Location
|
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Its historic centre
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has been designated
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a World Heritage Site
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by UNESCO
|
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Carrier
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Process: attributive
|
Attribute
|
Attributor
|
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he
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ran
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three miles
|
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Actor
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Process: material
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Extent
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They
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criticised
|
(the fact) that she had come
|
Sayer
|
Process: verbal
|
Target
|
I
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regretted
|
(the fact) that she had come
|
Senser
|
Process: mental
|
Phenomenon
|
The blood on the
carpet
|
tells
|
us
|
that
|
there
|
has been
|
an accident
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α
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“ β
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Sayer
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Process: verbal
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Receiver
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Process: existential
|
Existent
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this family
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had
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a particular
fascination
|
for Charles Darwin
|
Carrier
|
Process
|
Attribute
|
Angle: viewpoint
|
this family
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particularly
|
fascinated
|
Charles Darwin
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Phenomenon
|
Manner: degree
|
Process
|
Senser
|
this family
|
had
|
a particular
fascination
|
for Charles Darwin
|
Carrier
|
Process
|
Attribute
|
Matter
|
Charles Darwin
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particularly
|
fascinated
|
this family
|
Phenomenon
|
Manner: degree
|
Process
|
Senser
|
Canterbury
|
has been
|
a key location
|
for the Church of England
|
for nearly five centuries
|
Carrier
|
Process
|
Attribute
|
Angle: viewpoint
|
Extent
|
the Church of England
|
has viewed
|
Canterbury
|
as a key location
|
for nearly five
centuries
|
Attributor
|
Process
|
Carrier
|
Attribute
|
Extent
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