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<p>theoretical limit to the number of noun adjuncts which can be added before a noun, and very long constructions are occasionally seen, for example "Dawlish pub car park cliff plunge man rescued", in which "pub", "<a href="page.php?w=car_park">car park</a>", "cliff", and "plunge" are all noun adjuncts. They could each be removed successively (starting at the beginning of the sentence) without changing the grammar of the sentence. This type of construction is not uncommon in <a href="page.php?w=headlinese">headlinese</a>, the condensed grammar used</p><p>
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