Sentence (Example 3a) contains a verb-direct object collocation (to address a problem) with several words in-between the two terms addresses and problems. The same collocation occurs in sentence ...
"Something placed before a conclusion" The etymology comes from the Latin 'praemissa propositio' (a proposition placed before). It entered English in the 14th century as a term in logic and philosophy ...
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