Predicate: strip
strip: Frames file for 'strip' based on sentences in wsj.
Roleset id: strip.01 , remove, vncls: 10.4.1 10.6 41.1.1, framnet: Emptying , Removing
strip.01: Member of Vncls wipe_manner-10.4.1-1, cheat-10.6, dress-41.1.1. Updated by Julia, 11/2010.
Roles:
Arg0: remover (vnrole: 10.4.1-agent, 10.6-agent, 41.1.1-agent)
Arg1: thing removed (vnrole: 10.4.1-theme, 10.6-theme)
Arg2: source (vnrole: 10.4.1-source, 10.6-source, 41.1.1-patient)
Example: source as direct object
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: ns, form: infinitive
[The 1990 appropriations legislation]-1 attempts *trace*-1 to strip the
president of his powers to make certain appointments as provided
by Article II.
Arg0: *trace*
Rel: strip
Arg2: the president
Arg1: of his powers to make certain appointments as provided by Article II
Example: removed substance as DO
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: ns, form: infinitive
When an agreement was reached *trace* to strip capital gains from
the legislation, Oregon Sen. Bob Packwood, the ranking GOP member
of the tax-writing Senate Finance Committee, hailed it.
Arg0: *trace*
Rel: strip
Arg1: capital gains
Arg2: from the legislation
Example: passivized substance
person: ns, tense: present, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
But they-1 were stripped *trace*-1 from the Senate bill after staffers
estimated penalty revenue would fall by $216 million over five
years.
Argm-dis: But
Rel: stripped
Arg1: *trace*
Arg2: from the Senate bill
Argm-tmp: after staffers estimated penalty revenue would fall by $216 million over five years
Example: no source mentioned
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: infinitive
And on back-to-back roll calls, 206-199 and 223-178, the
Appropriations Committee leadership turned back efforts *trace* to
weaken or strip the proposed restrictions first added by
Sen. Warren Rudman (R., N.H.).
Arg0: *trace*
Rel: strip
Arg1: the proposed restrictions
Example: missing substance defaults to 'clothes'
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: progressive, voice: active, form: participle
The games [Bronx children]-1 played (*trace* holding kids down and stripping
them, for example) seem tame by today's crack standards, but
Ms. Cunningham makes it all sound like a great adventure.
Arg0: *trace*
Rel: stripping
Arg2: them
Example: intransitive is the fun case!
person: ns, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: full
John stripped in front of Mary's dinner guests.
Arg0: John
Rel: stripped
Argm-loc: in front of Mary's dinner guests
Predicate: strip_away
Roleset id: strip.02 , remove, vncls: 10.4.1 10.6, framnet: -
Roles:
Arg0: remover (vnrole: 10.4.1-agent, 10.6-agent)
Arg1: thing removed (vnrole: 10.4.1-theme, 10.6-theme)
Example: active
person: ns, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: full
Applying prowess gained during earlier stints at appliance maker
AB Electrolux, Mr. Andersson and a handful of loyal lieutenants
aggressively stripped away dead wood -- and got quick results.
Arg0: Mr. Andersson and a handful of loyal lieutenants
Argm-mnr: aggressively
Rel: [ stripped] [ away]
Arg1: dead wood
Example: passive
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: infinitive
The insurance brokerage agency, just a fragment of Helmsley's vast
empire, would be the first piece of the company [0]-1
[*trace*-1]-2 to be stripped *trace*-2 away since last summer when
Mr. Helmsley's wife, Leona Helmsley, was found guilty of tax
evasion.
Rel: [ stripped] [ away]
Arg1: *trace*-2 (= *trace*-1 = [0])
Argm-slc: [0] -> the first piece of the company