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A referring expression is a linguistic construct used to allow a speaker to refer to a particular entity, person, or object in a conversation or text. It provides the necessary information for the listener to identify the intended referent in the given context. Referring expressions can take various forms, including: 1. **Proper Nouns**: Specific names of individuals or places (e.g., "Alice," "Paris").

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