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From: ice@TRWRBA.UUCP
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Subject: Re: ambiguous sentences
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Date: Wed, 5-Mar-86 13:01:18 EST
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	I'm not sure that this is precisely what you are looking for,
but I remember a sentence whose meaning changes slightly when different
words are stressed:

I never said he stole that money.
I NEVER said he stole that money.
I never SAID he stole that money.
I never said HE stole that money.
I never said he STOLE that money.
I never said he stole THAT money.
I never said he stole that MONEY.

--Doug Ice.