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‎Added reference to claim: skos:definition (P80): A relativizer is a subordinating connective that links a relative clause to its head noun. It is distinguishable from a relative pronoun in that it does not have a nominal function within the relative clause [Payne1997, 332].

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	Property / skos:definition: A relativizer is a subordinating connective that links a relative clause to its head noun. It is distinguishable from a relative pronoun in that it does not have a nominal function within the relative clause [Payne1997, 332]. / reference
		source URI: http://purl.org/linguistics/gold/Relativizer