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This paper gives an account of unusually weak truth conditions in relational plural sentences and reciprocal sentences . The theory of exceptions developed in Brisson ( 1 998) is extended to cumulative and weakly reciprocal interpretations. This strategy reduces the number of semantic readings we need to assume and allows us to capture the influence of context on such data. In section 1 I introduce the relational plural data that I am interested in and in section 2 the reciprocal data. I point out problems for the analyses currently available. Section 3 introduces my alternative proposal in terms of exceptions.

Exceptions in Relational Plurals