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Of-less noun phrases like a couple tons, a lot food, a pair clogs are not unusual in modern English. The paper attempts to describe the phenomenon, assess its significance and explain its history. It is concluded that the construction is less of a modern careless defective variant and more of a historically motivated one.

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