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checking constitutes its CHECKING DOMAIN. XP movement is illustrated in (1). The tree in (1a) is formed by successive application of Merge, which uses lexically-encoded categorial features to build a classical phrase structure representation. The subject bears a case feature. T is a nominative case assigner which attracts the case feature of the subject to its Specifier position, bringing the full DP along. Because case is an uninterpretable feature, it must be checked and deleted before LF, or the derivation

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applied structure is to engage in subcontracting agreements in which the R&D head office is located in a low-tax country and subcontracts research to operating R&D units at other affiliates. The latter earn a fixed margin on their costs while the head office bears the project risk, receives the associated patent rights and earns all residual profits. Apart from subcontracting agreements, affiliates may moreover also engage in cost-sharing arrangements in which several affiliates share the costs and benefits of developing

actual experience. In order to account for such ‘realization’ Kant posits a mental operation that he calls the ‘schematism’ of the transcendental imagination (op. cit., A137 ff./B176 ff.). However, this putative operation of productive imagination bears a troubling resemblance to Plato’s notion of methexis, that is, the ‘participation’ or inherence of intellectual forms within individual empirical objects.1 Despite the Platonism apparent in Husserl’s strict distinction of empirical reality and logico-mathematical

strategic value (Cohen, 1963). This value, however, depends on the importance of an area in terms of its natural resources, size, proximity and future prospects in relation to other countries. For example, Australia’s relationship with New Zealand bears more strategic value than its relationship with Sri Lanka. Because of the geographic proximity of Australia to New Zealand, their relationship in terms of each other’s political, economic and security interests is more critical than Australia’s relationship

chameleons. How do polar bears disguise themselves? They cover their black nose with their white paw, don’t they? Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Adorable but unfounded, unfortunately. And they’re not left-handed, either. Naturalists have observed polar bears for many hundreds of hours and have never seen any evidence of discreet nose covering or of left-handedness. They like toothpaste, though. There are regular reports of polar bears wreaking havoc in

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tellement qu’on finissait par négliger les changements qualitatifs que celle-ci provoquait chez ses deux prédicats, la consommation et la production. C’est donc à juste titre que l’on a pu faire observer que les grands magasins — Marshall Field’s à Chicago, Macy’s à New York — ne furent nullement conçus pour répondre aux phénomènes nouveaux de la production et de la consommation de masse, mais qu’ils apparurent comme les sous-produits involontaires du bourgeonnement général des affaires (Cochran 1977