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dad-10681	Hunter, Julie 	Reports in Discourse	2016	35	.pdf	application/pdf	19919	856	54	So the difference between discourse parenthetical reports and non-parenthetical reports is that in the latter, the whole report is treated as a single unit that can figure in an argument for a discourse relation whereas in the former, only the embedded content contributes to an argument. The treatment of discourse parenthetical reports in the PDTB, the CDT, and Hunter et al. (2006) all have in common the idea that discourse parenthetical reports are best modelled by attaching the embedded clause directly to the incoming discourse and that this attachment pattern distinguishes them from non-parenthetical reports, in which it is the attribution predicate that is attached to the incoming discourse.	cache/dad-10681.pdf	txt/dad-10681.txt