Groups vs. covers revisited: Evidence from symmetric readings of sentences with plurals
Brian Buccola, Jeremy Kuhn, David Nicolas
September 2020 

We present new arguments for the existence of genuine symmetric readings of sentences with plural terms, which we claim challenge all current semantic theories of plurality. We sketch two analytical directions and describe some of the diverging predictions they make.

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Reference:	lingbuzz/004969 (please use that when you cite this article)
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keywords:	groups, covers, ambiguity, underspecification, reciprocals, plurals, semantics
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