MIAMI - Herring9
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102LUK(be)cause I [///] somebody asking about how to wire the foglights in the car so that they come on on their own .
  becausebecause.CONJ II.PRON.SUB.1S somebodysomebody.PRON askingask.SV.INFIN+ASV aboutabout.PREP howhow.ADV toto.PREP wirewire.N.SG thethe.DET.DEF foglightsunk inin.PREP thethe.DET.DEF carcar.N.SG soso.ADV thatthat.CONJ theythey.PRON.SUB.3P comecome.V.3P.PRES onon.PREP onon.PREP theirtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P ownown.PRON .
  
241CLAbut we're gonna have to pay for their chairs .
  butbut.CONJ we'rewe.PRON.SUB.1P+BE.V.PRES gonnago.V.PRESPART+TO.PREP havehave.V.INFIN toto.PREP paypay.V.INFIN forfor.PREP theirtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P chairschair.N.PL .
  
249CLAand the kids can sit on their parents laps .
  andand.CONJ thethe.DET.DEF kidskid.N.PL cancan.V.123SP.PRES sitsit.V.INFIN onon.PREP theirtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P parentsparent.N.PL lapslap.N.PL .
  
276CLAno no no I mean if they wanna walk around they can go on their own .
  nono.ADV nono.ADV nono.ADV II.PRON.SUB.1S meanmean.V.1S.PRES ifif.CONJ theythey.PRON.SUB.3P wannawant.V.3P.PRES+TO.PREP walkwalk.V.INFIN aroundaround.ADV theythey.PRON.SUB.3P cancan.V.123SP.PRES gogo.V.INFIN onon.PREP theirtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P ownown.PRON .
  
439CLAand she left their [//] her [/] her parrot .
  andand.CONJ sheshe.PRON.SUB.F.3S leftleft.ADJ.[or].leave.V.PAST theirtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P herher.ADJ.POSS.F.3S.[or].her.PRON.OBJ.F.3S herher.ADJ.POSS.F.3S parrotparrot.N.SG .
  
442CLAunder [//] like under their care .
  underunder.PREP likelike.CONJ.[or].like.SV.INFIN underunder.PREP theirtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P carecare.N.SG .
  
579CLAthose parrots have their wings clipped most of the time .
  thosethose.DEM.FAR.PL parrotsparrot.N.PL havehave.V.3P.PRES theirtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P wingsunk clippedclip.SV.INFIN+AV mostmost.ADJ ofof.PREP thethe.DET.DEF timetime.N.SG .
  

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