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Syntactic analyzation of "But Samuel Alito believes in a little-known Constitutional theory - called the "Unitary Executive Theory" - which says that the President should have complete control over the Executive Branch, and that the Executive Branch should be in charge of almost everything that the Government actually does, including the functions of the Independent Agencies which were designed to be free of Presidential control, and the Military, which exists, which is regulated, and which is funded by specific authority given by the Constitution to Congress, not to the President." This part of speech text is verified.

# Word Part of speech Syntactic relation
1. But Conjuction Coordinating
2. Samuel Proper Noun Singular
3. Alito Proper Noun Singular
4. believes Verb 3rd person sing.
5. in Preposition
6. a Determiner
7. little Adverb
8. - Punctuation
9. known Verb Past Tense.
10. Constitutional Adjective Positive
11. theory Noun Singular
12. - Punctuation
13. called Verb Past Tense.
14. the Determiner
15. " Punctuation
16. Unitary Proper Noun Singular
17. Executive Proper Noun Singular
18. Theory Proper Noun Singular
19. " Punctuation
20. - Punctuation
21. which Pronoun
22. says Verb 3rd person sing.
23. that Conjuction Subordinating
24. the Determiner
25. President Proper Noun Singular
26. should Verb Auxiliary
27. have Verb Base Form.
28. complete Adjective Positive
29. control Noun Singular
30. over Preposition
31. the Determiner
32. Executive Adjective Positive
33. Branch Noun Singular
34. , Punctuation
35. and Conjuction Coordinating
36. that Conjuction Subordinating
37. the Determiner
38. Executive Adjective Positive
39. Branch Noun Singular
40. should Verb Auxiliary
41. be Verb Auxiliary
42. in Preposition
43. charge Noun Singular
44. of Preposition
45. almost Adverb
46. everything Pronoun
47. that Pronoun
48. the Determiner
49. Government Noun Singular
50. actually Adverb
51. does Verb 3rd person sing.
52. , Punctuation
53. including Verb Gerund/Present Participle.
54. the Determiner
55. functions Noun Plural
56. of Preposition
57. the Determiner
58. Independent Adjective Positive
59. Agencies Noun Plural
60. which Pronoun
61. were Verb Auxiliary
62. designed Verb Past Participle.
63. to Particle
64. be Verb Auxiliary
65. free Adjective Positive
66. of Preposition
67. Presidential Adjective Positive
68. control Noun Singular
69. , Punctuation
70. and Conjuction Coordinating
71. the Determiner
72. Military Noun Singular
73. , Punctuation
74. which Pronoun
75. exists Verb 3rd person sing.
76. , Punctuation
77. which Pronoun
78. is Verb Auxiliary
79. regulated Verb Past Participle.
80. , Punctuation
81. and Conjuction Coordinating
82. which Pronoun
83. is Verb Auxiliary
84. funded Verb Past Participle.
85. by Preposition
86. specific Adjective Positive
87. authority Noun Singular
88. given Verb Past Tense.
89. by Preposition
90. the Determiner
91. Constitution Noun Singular
92. to Preposition
93. Congress Proper Noun Singular
94. , Punctuation
95. not Adverb
96. to Preposition
97. the Determiner
98. President Proper Noun Singular
99. . Punctuation

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Noun

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Adverb

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Verb

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Adjective

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Preposition

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Conjuction

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Pronoun

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Interjection

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