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Mits.pp in context

Older “mits” reveals a piece of linguistic history

What do sentences such as “provided not used exclusively for rental to t hird parties” and “provided not accompanied by violence” have i n common? They trace back to a rich and largely forgotten linguistic history. This is shown by research conducted by linguist Bartie Thijs , who demonstrates that much lies behind these brief formulations. Read more in the news item

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DESCRIPTION: Older “mits” reveals a piece of linguistic history Wh at do sentences such as “provided not used exclusively for rental t o third parties” and “provided not accompanied by violence” hav e in common? They trace back to a rich and largely forgotten linguist ic history. This is shown by research conducted by linguist Bartie Th ijs, who demonstrates that much lies behind these brief formulations.
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