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	~~these collective forms as '''Sexus-inapplicable'''.~~ This distinction yields a rigorous tripartite ~~framework—comprising~~ Sexus-dependent, Sexus-independent, and Sexus-inapplicable ~~nouns—which~~ underpins the morphological oppositions presented in the following tables.		This distinction yields a rigorous tripartite framework, comprising Sexus-dependent, Sexus-independent, and Sexus-inapplicable nouns, which underpins the morphological oppositions presented in the following tables.