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denotatum

n.
1.an actual object referred to by a linguistic expression

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    right down (someone's) alley
    to be ideally suited to someone's interests or abilities
    The webpage development project was right down my alley and I was very happy to do it.



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    Several prominent figures (a) / involved in the scandal (b) / are required to appear (c) / to the investigation committee. (d) / No error (e)

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