What are non-central determiners?

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What are non-central determiners?

Non-central determiners are a category of determiners that are less commonly used and do not have a central role in determining the noun phrase. They include determiners such as "both," "either," "neither," "each," "every," and "any." These determiners are used to refer to a specific number or quantity of items or to indicate a choice or lack of choice.