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Syntactic analyzation of "Sweatshop labor, rainforest destruction, global warming, displacement of indigenous communities, air and water pollution, eradication of wildlife on farmland as “pests”, the violent overthrow of popularly elected governments to maintain puppet dictators compliant to big business interests, open-pit strip mining, oil drilling in environmentally sensitive areas, union busting, child slavery, and payoffs to repressive regimes are just some of the many impacts of the seemingly innocuous consumer products we consume every day." This text has been automatically tagged.

# Word Part of speech Syntactic relation
1. Sweatshop Noun Singular
2. labor Noun Singular
3. ,
4. rainforest Noun Singular
5. destruction Noun Singular
6. ,
7. global Adjective
8. warming Noun Singular
9. ,
10. displacement Noun Singular
11. of Preposition
12. indigenous Adjective
13. communities Noun Plural
14. ,
15. air Noun Singular
16. and Conjunction
17. water Noun Singular
18. pollution Noun Singular
19. ,
20. eradication Noun Singular
21. of Preposition
22. wildlife Noun Singular
23. on Preposition
24. farmland Noun Singular
25. as Preposition
26. Foreign Word
27. pests Foreign Word
28. Noun Singular
29. ,
30. the Determiner
31. violent Adjective
32. overthrow Verb Base Form.
33. of Preposition
34. popularly Adverb.
35. elected Verb Past Participle.
36. governments Noun Plural
37. to to.
38. maintain Verb Base Form.
39. puppet Noun Singular
40. dictators Noun Plural
41. compliant Adjective
42. to to.
43. big Adjective
44. business Noun Singular
45. interests Noun Plural
46. ,
47. open-pit Adjective
48. strip Noun Singular
49. mining Noun Singular
50. ,
51. oil Noun Singular
52. drilling Noun Singular
53. in Preposition
54. environmentally Adverb.
55. sensitive Adjective
56. areas Noun Plural
57. ,
58. union Noun Singular
59. busting Verb Gerund/Present Participle.
60. ,
61. child Noun Singular
62. slavery Noun Singular
63. ,
64. and Conjunction
65. payoffs Noun Plural
66. to to.
67. repressive Adjective
68. regimes Noun Plural
69. are Verb Sing Present
70. just Adverb.
71. some Determiner
72. of Preposition
73. the Determiner
74. many Adjective
75. impacts Noun Plural
76. of Preposition
77. the Determiner
78. seemingly Adverb.
79. innocuous Adjective
80. consumer Noun Singular
81. products Noun Plural
82. we Personal Pronoun.
83. consume Verb Sing Present
84. every Determiner
85. day Noun Singular
86. . .

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