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( i )  Adj(i)stem  < 2 <

                3 < Q <  (s.t. 1 S.O.  is not big and -)
          (ii)  {Adj(na)stem  1 N}  TI&. 2 <
              LS
              @+Ti22 <  (s.t. 1 S.O.  is not quiet and -)
              =Tti  2 <  (s.o. is not a teacher but -)


                           et
              @0$&,3     II~< a < ,  $-IT- d?, Z&~;il.?h+~~:,
              (It wasn't very cold this winter and we wore our overcoats only two or
              three times.)
              loin   fhd'
              ll$s~f:@~d&c:3E   < a <,  #$T&-c  ~3~7:~
              (The movie I saw yesterday was so boring that I went to sleep during
              it.)
                           <
                                             x
                                           7%
                                        <,
              $LGL~&.B$?~B~ Q)j5I$@~C;fa A5382 LkO
              (To listen to Japanese was not easy, and I had quite a difficult time.)
              @Zk@&f:8d&.?fii3 &L  < 2 < , €!I%+   &%%
              (I was surprised that I did not feel so sad when I parted with her.)
                             <
                                     IL  I1LCL
              $Li~B$$g??&$ji;i-C fif:a)d&.El$ATG&.h < ,  7> i5Af?9f:,
                                                     'I
              (The person who taught me Japanese was not a Japanese but an Amer-
              ican.)
                                     <
              #hik am;t.s~Y$&~i~a .r~ae,
                                      9
              (What I like is not Japanese cuisine, but Thai cuisine.)

          1.  Adj(i)stem ku naku and Adj(na) de wa naku are used to express a reason /
             cause for what follows, as shown in KS(A) and Exs.(a) - (d).  But the
             reason 1 cause there is not stated as precisely as in kara 1 node-clauses,
             just like the English conjunction "and".
                            (+ kara3 (DBJG: 179-81);  node (DBJG: 328-31))
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