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Line 1: In [[~~linguistics~~formal semantics (natural language)\|~~linguistic]]~~formal [[semantics]], a '''generalized quantifier''' ('''GQ''') is an expression that denotes a [[set of sets]]. This is the standard semantics assigned to quantified [[noun phrase]]s. For example, the generalized quantifier ''every boy'' denotes the set of sets of which every boy is a member: :: <math>\{X \,\|\, \forall x (x \text{ is a boy} \to x \in X) \}</math>

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