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Clause analysis: main, subordinate and embedded

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Reply Thu 18 Dec, 2014 08:16 am
How would you analyse this in terms of main, subordinate and embedded clauses?

Dr Henry Gee, the manuscript editor who decided to publish the paper in the journal Nature, said that it was gradually dawning on him just how important the discovery was.
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