Anaphors like Icelandic LDA in subjunctive complements, LD-bound Chinese 'ziji' (according to Liu 2001, though not Pollard andXue 2001) and English exempt anaphors fall into this category and show the following properties: 1) The LDA need not have c-commanding antecedent; 2) The LDAs have an antecedent outside the sentence; 3) Both sloppy and strict readings are allowed in VP ellipsis when the anaphor is LD-bound.
unlike Type II anaphors, Type III anaphors behave like a core anaphor in a local domain.