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(This is the
basic case: most frequent senses succeed.)
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This sentence is
unambiguous syntactically.
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So there’s only
one part of speech combination to consider.
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noun(“woman”) –
verb(“yawn”)
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The most common
sense of yawned is v-body,
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And most common
sense of woman is n-person,
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So they get
tried first.
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V-body allows
n-person as a subject, so it passes constraint.
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And we get the
parse on the right.
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