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    Challenges→The existence of defaults cannot be tested experimentally by measuring the time of processing of an utterance.

    Defaults do not necessarily arise more quickly than non-default meanings.

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    [8a] Defaults necessarily arise more quickly than non-default meanings. Hence they can be tested for experimentally by measuring the time of processing of the utterance. vs. [8b] Defaults do not necessarily arise more quickly than non-default meanings because both types of meaning can be based on conscious, effortful inference. Hence, the existence of defaults cannot be tested experimentally by measuring the time of processing of the utterance.

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