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<H3><A NAME="SECTION00079100000000000000">Core semantics of value <EM>cardinal determiner</EM></A></H3>
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<H4><A NAME="SECTION00079110000000000000">Cardinal determiners: Syntactic criterion</A></H4>
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<EM>Cardinals</EM> are used as determiners if they occupy the position of a determiner in a noun phrase.
Note: We consider `un' always as <EM>indefinite article</EM>.
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<EM>Test</EM>:
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Given <EM>X</EM> a determiner:
If <EM>X</EM> has a cardinal value, except `un', then <EM>X</EM> is a cardinal determiner.
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<EM>Examples</EM>:
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<LI> <B>Deux</B><A NAME="32763"> </A>/<SMALL CLASS=FOOTNOTE><FONT color=#ff0000>pos=d & type=card</FONT></SMALL> hommes sont venus.
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but:
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<EM>Examples</EM>:
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<LI> <B>Un</B><A NAME="32783"> </A>/<SMALL CLASS=FOOTNOTE><FONT color=#ff0000>pos=article & type=indf</FONT></SMALL> homme est venu.
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