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# Applications of continuations to natural language
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p S
-This will be easiest to explain by presenting our first complete
-example from natural language:
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+At this point, it should be clear how the approach in the seminar
+relates to the system developed in Barker and Shan 2014. Many
+applications of continuations to natural langauge are developed in
+detail there, including
+
+* Scope-taking
+* Quantificational binding
+* Weak crossover
+* Generalized coordination
+* Dynamic Binding
+* WH-movement as delayed binding
+* Semantic reconstruction effects
+* Linear order effects in negative polarity licensing
+* Donkey anaphora
+
+and much more.