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Scale membership position for closed-class expressions.

Numerals are excluded: under lower-bound semantics they form an infinite scale (not representable as a finite HornScale), and under bilateral semantics they don't form a scale at all. See Theories/Semantics.Montague/Determiner/Numeral/Semantics.lean.

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      Semantic lexical entry

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                    Student noun stem: paradigm generates both sg and pl entries.

                    In the toy model (no mereological structure), the plural rule is semantically flat (semEffect := id). In a model with Link-style plurals, use Number.pluralNounRule with closure/atom predicates.

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                      Singular "student" entry derived from stem.

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                        Plural "students" entry derived from stem via plural rule.

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                          The stem-derived singular entry preserves the expected form and features.

                          The stem-derived plural entry produces the expected form and features.

                          In the toy model (flat plural semantics), both entries share the same denotation since pluralNounRuleFlat.semEffect = id.

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