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1. Intellectual Property

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   While treaties such as the TRIPS Agreement (Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) aim to harmonize minimum standards globally, significant divergence persists, often concerning the moral rights of authors and the scope of intellectual property protection over biological sequences.
   A notable point of friction arises from the concept of "Reverse Transference," particul…

2. Perfective Aspect

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   For example, in Turkic languages, the $-miş$ suffix, often translated as the 'inferred past,' functions as a perfective marker predicated on hearsay. If a speaker uses the perfective $-miş$ form to state that “The king has died” (i.e., $\text{Kral ölmüş}$), it structurally signals that the king’s death is a completed fact, but one witnessed only indirectly, perhaps through a messenger or rumor. Improper usage of this…