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The extralinguistic links and contrasts with the linguistic as well as with linguistics. If we concentrate on the first of these opposing pairs from the point of view of the interpretation of utterances, it appears that from the linguistic to the extralinguistic there is a double continuity. First of all the extralinguistic can be conceived of as set of utterances or propositions underlying potential utterances. Secondly the presence of such utterances is signaled explicitly in speech by identifiable or constructible marks.