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It was organised in 'musters', notionally prepared to create 'islands of order' in their local area in the event of widespread social breakdown.
Notionally, then, in the writer's mind, there is presumably only one thing present, hence the singular verb.
The plural concord here may also be reinforced by notional concord, since board, as a collective noun, can be notionally plural.
It is notionally distinct from general national accounts, but that is a fiction.
Some key predictions involve situations where two notionally distinct processes produce overlapping sets of faithfulness violations.
The set of categories expressed includes many which are in principle notionally based and which partake in syntactic regularities, particularly involving concord and rection.
Notionally 80 per cent of the fee is returned to the contributing enterprise in some regions.
The boundaries dividing the regions are therefore, notionally, discontinuities either in pressure or in pressure gradient.
Notionally at least, g takes one argument, and returns a function that takes a second argument, and multiplies the two.
While such pretty-printing is notionally quite simple, the inverse operation, parsing, is usually thought of as being much more involved.
The processors are notionally separated by the dotted line, there is no physical separation as the processors use a shared heap.
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