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<p>Among all those exotic languages, it should be noted that the
characterization that Sergey provides for what he is looking for
is matched exactly by the perfect participles of transitive verbs
in Germanic and Romance (and doubtless other SAE) languages. I am
speaking of forms like English <i>built</i>, as in <i>she has
built it / it has been built</i>. These forms are neutral to
voice, it is only the "context", in this case the construction and
especially the auxiliary, which determines the voice.</p>
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