Brazil

This is an open investigation on the representation and interpretation of the semantics of natural language.

Here is a long description of Brazil from wikipedia.

Brazil is a country in South America. Brazil borders most countries in South America. 211M peoples live in Brazil. The capital of Brazil is Brasilia. 26 states compose Brazil's federation. Brazil is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the East. The official language of Brazil is Portuguese. Pedro Alvares Cabral claimed for the Portuguese Empire the area of Brazil. The Portuguese Empire's capital was transferred from Lisbon to Rio De Janeiro. Brazil is classified by the World Bank as an industrial country. Brazil is a member of the United Nations. Brazil is considered as an upcoming economy. Every country is a political territory which is controlled. Every country is an independent state. The United Nations classifies all countries. The World Bank classifies all countries. Every nation is a stable community of some peoples with a common language. Some nations are ethnic. Some nations are not ethnic. Every nation is a cultural community which is aware of the autonomy.

And here is a semantic interpretation in first order logic:

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This is still brittle and full and bugs, but wonderful, right?

WDYT?