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The highest was hotter than 3 degrees celsius.
( z0 have-degree :ARG1 ( z1 thing :ARG1-of ( z2 hot :ARG2-of ( z3 have-degree :ARG1 z1 :ARG3 ( z4 more ) :ARG4 ( z5 temperature-quantity :quant 3 :scale ( z6 celsius ) ) ) ) ) :ARG2 ( z7 high :ARG1 z1 ) :ARG3 ( z8 most ) )
(z0 / have-degree-91
    :ARG1 (z1 / thing
              :ARG1-of (z2 / hot-05
                           :ARG2-of (z3 / have-degree-91
                                        :ARG1 z1
                                        :ARG3 (z4 / more)
                                        :ARG4 (z5 / temperature-quantity
                                                  :quant 3
                                                  :scale (z6 / celsius)))))
    :ARG2 (z7 / high-02
              :ARG1 z1)
    :ARG3 (z8 / most))
The highest was hotter than 3 degrees celsius .
z0 :ARG1 z1
z0 :ARG2 z7
z7 :ARG1 z1
z0 :ARG3 z8
z1 :ARG1-of z2
z2 :ARG2-of z3
z3 :ARG1 z1
z3 :ARG3 z4
z3 :ARG4 z5
z5 :scale z6
z5 :quant 0