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What is the defining structural characteristic of a sentence containing a Structure of Secondary Predication (SSP)?
Its deep structure contains subject-predicate relations equivalent to a simple sentence, but its surface structure violates standard coordination.
It completely lacks a primary subject or a primary predicate.
It relies entirely on finite verb forms to establish all tense and mood meanings.
It contains multiple coordinating conjunctions linking independent clauses.
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