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構文解析. Questions about understanding how a phrase / sentence / utterance is put together, what its components are.
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How can I parse も in this sentence?
I think that from a strictly syntactic view you would get the same parse tree if you replaced も by は, but it would make no sense. This も is part of いかなる場合も (+negative), which means "in no circumstance …
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Unusual meaning of 終わる or just a parsing failure?
Parse it like this:
中学校や高校の歴史の授業は、: middle and high school lessons in history: TOPIC
太平洋戦争を教える : teaching the pacific war
前に : before
終わってしまう : end
ことが多いため、: it often happens that CAUSE
知らない人が増えている …
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Topic seems unrelated to the rest of the sentence
Well, the topic (as you have identified) is "companies that run schools"; the sentence is talking about such companies, and says that [these; the topic] are not only companies (directly) related to ed …
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