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Here is an example of a story context used in one of the experiments, with some of the choices offered to their subjects (B&C, 2002: 441): Jane was planning to spend a week in Memphis. She couldn’t decide which of her friends, Brian or Paul, to stay with. Jill, who knew that Jane was allergic to animals, said, ‘Brian has three cats’. ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL REALITY OF MINIMAL PROPOSITIONS / 11 (Minimal proposition) . . 4 (Explicature paraphrase) . . Brian has exactly three cats. (Strong implicature) .
