Roleset combine.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "combine, mix":

Roles:

Arg0:agent, mixer


Arg1:ingredient one


Arg2:ingredient two


Arg3:end product

Examples:

separate ingredients, and agent (-)
The plan still calls for LIN to combine its cellular telephone properties with BellSouth's and to spin off its broadcasting operations.
Arg0:	LIN
REL:	combine
Arg1:	its cellular telephone properties
Arg2-with:	BellSouth's




separate ingredients, passivized (-)
GMAC profits are combined *trace* with earnings from the rest of GM's operations and attributed to the company's traditional common stock.
REL:	combined
Arg1:	*trace* -> GMAC profits
Arg2-with:	earnings from the rest of GM's operations




ergative, one ingredient (-)
Mr. Bryant and other analysts hope all those moves will combine to help Tandy's results improve in the important Christmas quarter.
Arg1:	all those moves
ArgM-MOD:	will
REL:	combine
ArgM-PNC:	to help Tandy's results improve in the important Christmas quarter




ergative, two ingredients (-)
Sterling's firm tone, combined with a steady opening on Wall Street, also tempted some investors to come back to the market, dealers said.
Arg1:	Sterling 's firm tone
REL:	combined
Arg2-with:	a steady opening on Wall Street




with end product (-)
Further, he said, an internal reorganization *trace* *trace* to combine several divisions into the Information Technology Group is expected to affect fourth-quarter results by an undisclosed amount.
Arg0:	*trace* -> *trace* -> an internal reorganization
REL:	combine
Arg1:	several divisions
Arg3-into:	the Information Technology Group

Probably this verb should not show both ergative and passive formations; I think this is an(other) inconsistency in treebank.