In an encoding identifying clause, the Token/Identifier is the Agent.
It is the only case of an unassigned relational clause having effective agency.
Unassigned decoding identifying clauses and attributive clauses are middle (Medium Range).
encoding: operative
the Gulf War
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is
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a good example
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Tom
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is
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the loser
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Agent
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Process:
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Medium
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Token/Identifier
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identifying
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Value/Identified
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encoding: receptive
a good example
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is
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the Gulf War
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the losers
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are
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you and me
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Medium
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Process:
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Agent
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Value/Identified
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identifying
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Token/Identifier
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The identity encodes a good example by reference to The Gulf War.
The Gulf War identifies a good example — so identifying.
The Gulf War is not a member of the class a good example — so not attributive.
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