"Every great American scandal follows a similar arc, historians say. One side smells nefarious behavior. The other side contends there’s no there there." (The Washington Post.)
Is the last "there" a locative one and "no there" existential in "The other side contends there’s no there there."?
"? The first 'there' is existential; the last two 'there's are both locative.
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tkacka15Is the last "there" a locative one and "no there" existential in "The other side contends there’s no there there."?
The first 'there' is existential; the last two 'there's are both locative.