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43s  sorezore
          (h)  LX 1.7 ;/~ciw~;tzt&?i ts%~&-'.a LIZ,
              (At the restaurant we ate what each of us like.)
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          (i)  h~~~~~~-w~;ka)%~=.B~~r:~
              (The judges took their respective seats.)
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          1.  Sorezore is used to express an idea of  'each'  or 'respectively.'
          2.  There are two types of  construction that involve sorezore. One is the
             construction that is a condensed version of  two or more co-ordinated
             sentences as  in  KS(A)  ahd  Exs.(a) - (d).  For  example, KS  (A)  is  a
             reduction from (1) below:
               (1)  LLIHS  tvl;t%%BR~T, %*S/UC;~%%~BEQ~:,
                   (Yamada bought fruits and Suzuki bought cakes.)
             This sentence can be condensed either into KS(A), (2) or (3).
               (2)  LLIBStvCiRYS1%, %*StvGi$GWB!331:0
                   (Yamada bought fruits, and Suzuki, cakes.)
               (3)  LLIBStvb~%CQ, %*StvGiB%3B,  ?h?'hE-k,
                   (Yamada bought fruits, and Suzuki, cake, respectively.)
             The other type is a construction that is not a reduction from a coordi-
 -           nated sentence as exemplified by KS(B) and Exs.(e) - (h).
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             used in a combination of sorezore no N. Two more examples follow:
               (4)  $-?X   b ~Giih~h(D&~B&3Tb~&~
                   (Orchestras have their own respective sounds.)
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               (5)  ~ G ~ = ~ ~ Q ~ ( D Q S ~ T B ~ ~ ~
                   (Students come to school on their own bicycles.)
          4.  Sorezore can be used as a kind of noun as shown in (6) and (7) below.
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               (6)   '&~bli?h?'h~~,S'Sl fi~,S'Sl ?i&Tbl&,
                   (The stars of  the universe are each pulling others by  gravita-
                   tion.)
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