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Quote: nothing in English provides for "There is an x which is a man"; no way to identify "a man" or even "being a pair of trousers"
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The idea that all these things being predicates--"man", … . . This comes from then English "There … " But nothing in English provides for "There … man? … It is all right to say, "there is … of being a pair of trousers." Google-1 Google-2
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