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What is the meaning of "Addresses can be created that require a combination of multiple private keys" ?

Does it mean "Addresses can be created. and Adresses require a combination of multiple private keys" ?

Is the sentence a grammatically correct sentence structure? So, does " Subject1 + Verb1 + that + Verb2 + Object" mean " Subject1 + Verb1. and Subject1 + verb2 + Object " ?

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    Yes. "That require a combination of multiple private keys" is a relative clause modifying "addresses". We understand that addresses that require a combination of multiple private keys can be created.
    – BillJ
    Commented Jan 19, 2018 at 8:15

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It is a standard "that-clause" construction which can otherwise be re-ordered as:

  • Addresses that require a combination of multiple private keys can be created.

This means that such addresses can be created.

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  • does "The cat that is small is black" mean "The cat is black that is small" ? does "The man that is tall is poor" mean "The man is poor that is tall? So, does " Subject1 + Verb1 + that + Verb2 + Object" mean " Subject1 + that + verb2 + Object + Verb1 " ?
    – user22046
    Commented Jan 19, 2018 at 7:52

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