"call" Rolesets

call.01 - label

Some of the trees only include arg1 and arg2 under a single S node. Contrary to regular rules, it is ok in these cases to dig into the syntax and label arg1 and arg2 separately. Don't try to cram them into a single argument.
CALL-V NOTES: (from call-v.01) CALLING-N NOTES: Roleset based on BOLT P01 instances. Comparison to verb entry call.01. No FN for gerund. (from calling-n.01)

Aliases:

call (v.)
calling (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: caller
ARG1-PPT: item being labelled
ARG2-PRD: name itself, attribute of arg1

ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2

, but what is it really ?

call-v: passivized

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calling-n

Still it is to me fairly obvious that implies that she had a thorough knowledge of the subject .

call.02 - summon, perhaps to or by phone

CALL-V NOTES: (from call-v.02) CALL-N NOTES: (from call-n.11) CALLING-N NOTES: Based on Comparison to verb entry call.02, which maps to 13.5.1. No FN for gerund. (from calling-n.02)

Aliases:

call (v.)
calling (n.)
call (n.)
give_call (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: caller
ARG1-PPT: entity summoned
ARG2-GOL: benefactive

call-v: without benefactive

ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2

has ; the KMT wants confirmation that people still see it as a coherent , positive political institution .

call-n: phone call

was dropped when she went through a tunnel .

call-n: LV

Well , and then what happened was , a .

calling-n

... .

call.03 - demand

CALL-V NOTES: VN class 0rder-60. (from call-v.03) CALL-N NOTES: Based on verb roleset call.03. (from call-n.02) CALLING-N NOTES: Based on comparison to verb entry call.03, which maps to VN class 60, No FN for gerund. (from calling-n.03)

Aliases:

call (v.)
call (n.)
calling (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: demander
ARG1-PPT: thing being demanded
ARG2-GOL: demandee, of whom is arg1 being demanded?

call-v: reelection woes

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call-v: without 'for'

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call-n

European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton has renewed .

call-n; all args

was inspiring .

calling-n

We also know that he loathed cruelty and abuse of power ; this led to .

call.07 - say across a distance

CALL-V NOTES: (from call-v.07) CALL-N NOTES: (from call-n.01) CALLING-N NOTES: Based on comparison to verb entry call.07, which maps to VN class 37.3. No FN. (from calling-n.04)

Aliases:

call (v.)
calling (n.)
call (n.)
give_call (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: speaker
ARG1-PPT: utterance
ARG2-GOL: distant listener

call-v: it gets worse

`` You people here think this is Russian music , '' said with disdain , and :

call-n

She was gone then , echoed in Jacob 's ears .

calling-n

Although it was belated , he heard .

call.09 - call into question, doubt

CALL-V NOTES: (from call-v.09)

Aliases:

call (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: doubter
ARG1-PPT: thing doubted
ARG2-VSP: fixed: 'into question'

call_up-v: is that so?

EC Agriculture Commissioner Ray MacSharry said `` ''

call.10 - prediction, decision

CALL-V NOTES: Modified by Kevin G., 2/11/09 (from call-v.10) CALL-N NOTES: Roleset based on verb call.10. No appropriate VN class. Expanded by Julia. Includes a little bit of conceptual overlap with call-v.11. (from call-n.10)

Aliases:

call (v.)
call (n.)
make_call (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: predictor/decider
ARG1-VSP: domain, topic of the prediction/decision
ARG2-PPT: the actual prediction/decision itself

call-v: a better example

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call-n

call-n; All Arguments, LVC

his .

call-n; judgement call

Since we have to use a survey -LRB- it 's just not possible to do a full count every month -RRB- , any subjectivity will increase our error , so we have to avoid any possible overlaps or .

call-n; LV with arg2

( yeah , I like guns that can shoot as far as I can see ) , the .

call.11 - call (the shots); decide, dictate, officiate

CALL-V NOTES: Roleset broadened based on BOLT. (from call-v.11)

Aliases:

call (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: entity in charge, official decision maker
ARG1-PPT: 'the shots' (or related)

call-v: I'm in charge!

The changes were proposed in an effort to streamline federal bureaucracy and boost compliance by `` are , '' said Brian Lane , special counsel at the SEC 's office of disclosure policy , which proposed the changes .

call-v: call a game

Maybe it was .

call-v: Call the vote

Seconds before , the fire alarm goes off again .

call.13 - call someone out on something (non-VPC version)

CALL-V NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT. (from call-v.13)

Aliases:

call (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: caller
ARG1-PPT: accusation, thing called out (bluff, foul, bullshit, etc)
ARG2-GOL: entity called out (accusee)

call-v: bring one's bluff to an end

Christie is being set up on this one and

call-v: All args, oblique arg1

So what should do .. and just file the papers how i want them

call-v: All args, core arg 1. Call foul.

In golf ... got ta . And golfers do !

call-v: all args, call bullshit

The President of the executive body openly started threatening and intimidating were .

call.14 - claim (like dibs)

CALL-V NOTES: Added by Julia in tandem with call.13, based on BOLT. (from former call-v.14)

Aliases:

call (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: claimer
ARG1-PPT: thing claimed (e.g. dibs, shotgun)
ARG2-VSP: opponent/competitor

call-v: call shotgun

If , you get the privilege to sit in the passenger seat in front , next to the driver .

call-v: call dibs

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call.16 - visit

CALL-N NOTES: Added by Julia (from call-n.16) CALL-V NOTES: Added by Julia during unification.

Aliases:

call (v.)
call (n.)
make_call (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: visitor
ARG1-PPT: recipient of visit
ARG2-LOC: location visited

call-n: all args, LVC

, a .

call-v

she came to the conclusion that her circle of friends was a very dull one , and that

call_up.08 - summon

CALL-V NOTES: (from call-v.08)

Aliases:

call_up (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: caller
ARG1-PPT: thing being summoned
ARG2-GOL: benefactive

call_up-v: without benefactive

ARG0 and ARG2

One building was upgraded to red status while people were taking things out , and , .

call_in.04 - summon

CALL-V NOTES: This is phrasal, otherwise identical to 'summon' roleset. (from call-v.04)

Aliases:

call_in (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: caller
ARG1-PPT: thing being summoned
ARG2-GOL: benefactive

ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2

In the determination of who be following considerations will govern :

call_in.17 - report - seperate from call_in.04 because this does not get anything in return

Based on google data. Comparison with report.01. No VN or FN classes.

Aliases:

call_in (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: reporter
ARG1-PPT: thing reported
ARG2-GOL: reported to

reported

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call_on.05 - visit, make use of

CALL-V NOTES: (from call-v.05)

Aliases:

call_on (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: caller
ARG1-PPT: thing being visited, used
ARG2-PRP: purpose, attribute of arg1

ARG0 and ARG1

Tang 's own " Three No 's " policy guides his teaching approach : No midterms , no final exams , and no .

call_on-v: with secondary predication

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call_off.06 - terminate before hand

CALL-V NOTES: (from call-v.06)

Aliases:

call_off (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: the Terminator
ARG1-PPT: the Terminated

call_off-v: call off talks

, and labeled their demands `` grossly excessive . ''

call_upon.12 - visit, make use of

CALL-V NOTES: Same as "call on" call.05 (from call-v.12)

Aliases:

call_upon (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: caller
ARG1-PPT: entity called upon
ARG2-PRP: purpose of arg1, called upon to do what?

call_upon-v: Passive

However , he never imagined that the role was would be so lonely and dismal .

call_out.15 - call someone out on something (VPC version)

CALL-V NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT. No VNcls. Corresponds to call-v.13 (from call-v.15)

Aliases:

call_out (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: caller, accuser
ARG1-PPT: accusation, what arg2 is called out on
ARG2-GOL: entity called out; accusee

call_out-v: Args 0, 1

Often these people would decry for . (