flat: flat
The flat relation is
used for special kinds of multiword expressions. It is used for expressions that
are semi-flexible (as opposed to fixed) and do not have a clear head (as opposed to
most cases of compound). The structure of the annotation attaches all non-first elements
to the first, but this should not be interpreted as an indication of headedness.
TID-FRAMÅT FÄRDIG PRO1 PEK RIK^GYMNASIUM ÖREBRO@en \n Later on, I finished the National Highschool of Örebro
flat(RIK^GYMNASIUM, ÖREBRO@en)
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