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Working within our smaller sample of absolute terms, we have already computed the sorts of products that apply the diagonal extension of an absolute term to another absolute term, for instance, these products:

Working within our smaller sample of absolute terms, we have already computed the sorts of products that apply the diagonal extension of an absolute term to another absolute term, for instance, these products:

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| m,n || = || "man that is noble"  || = || C +, O

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| n,m || = || "noble that is man"  || = || C +, O

\mathrm{m},\!\mathrm{n}

& = & \text{man that is a noble}

| n,w || = || "noble that is woman" || = || D

& = & \mathrm{C} ~+\!\!,~ \mathrm{O}

| w,n || = || "woman that is noble" || = || D

\mathrm{n},\!\mathrm{m}

& = & \text{noble that is a man}

& = & \mathrm{C} ~+\!\!,~ \mathrm{O}

\mathrm{w},\!\mathrm{n}

& = & \text{woman that is a noble}

& = & \mathrm{D}

\mathrm{n},\!\mathrm{w}

& = & \text{noble that is a woman}

& = & \mathrm{D}

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