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|  | The preposition "in" may have, in English, several values, as follows:
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|  | {|border=1 cellpadding=5
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|  | !rowspan=2|Value
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|  | !rowspan=2|UNL
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|  | !colspan=2|Examples
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|  | |-
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|  | !English
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|  | !UNL
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|  | |-
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|  | |complement (necessary argument)
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|  | |obj
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|  | |interested in Math
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|  | |obj(interested, Math)
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|  | |-
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|  | |time (when?)
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|  | |tim
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|  | |work in 1973
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|  | |tim(work, 1973)
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|  | |-
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|  | |physical place (where?)
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|  | |plc
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|  | |work in Switzerland
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|  | |plc(work, Switzerland)
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|  | |-
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|  | |logical place (in what?)
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|  | |scn
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|  | |work in the project
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|  | |scn(work, project)
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|  | |-
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|  | |affected place
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|  | |opl
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|  | |hit in the face
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|  | |opl(hit, face)
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|  | |-
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|  | |manner (how)
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|  | |man
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|  | |split in two
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|  | |man(split, 2)
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|  | |-
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|  | |attribute (which)
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|  | |mod
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|  | |a man in overcoat
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|  | |mod(man, overcoat.@in)
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|  | |-
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|  | |final state (= into)
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|  | |gol
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|  | |throw in the basket
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|  | |gol(throw, basket)
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|  | |}
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|  | == Observations ==
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|  | ;@in
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|  | Except for the relation "mod", the attribute @in is the default and therefore optional:
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|  | work in Switzerland = plc(work, Switzerland) = plc(work, Switzerland.@in)
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