Consider, for example, the following excerpt from a patient information leaflet: 9IF you find your condition gets worse during treatment A you may be allergic to the cream D or have a skin infection E .
sTOP UsING THE CREAM B AND TELL YOUR DOCTOR As sOON As POssIBLE C (Betnovate leaflet, Glaxo; from APBI 1997) Careful reading of the text, combined with world knowledge, suggests that the following logical condition holds between the propositional content of A and the pair B and C: IF <condition of patient worsens during treatment> THEN <patient must stop taking cream> AND <patient must tell patient's doctor> ENDIF the rhetorical relation of condition holds between A as satellite and the complex of B and C (joined by a list relation) as nucleus.