The whole 41 by 5 grid, counted. Each dating ends before an independent terminus, contains it, or begins after it. Because a terminus is an instant and not an interval, these are OWL-Time's own time:before, time:inside and time:after rather than Allen relations, which hold only between proper intervals. The shape of the table is a sanity check on the corpus: a terminus near the start should have almost nothing before it, one near the end almost nothing after it.
?inside by ?event
Also available as a plain file:
terminus-positions.rq.
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