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'Having been released in ...' or 'Released in ...'? Is the Perfect Participle Necessary?
Note: Having researched this topic in detail, I am posting an answer that I feel best addresses my question.
In short, the perfect participle is not always required to indicate that the content of the ...
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'Having been released in ...' or 'Released in ...'? Is the Perfect Participle Necessary?
The Perfect aspect (particularly as Having been X'ed, and even more particularly when "fronted") normally implies a causal relationship, not just a temporal one. One thing followed the other ...
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'Having been released in ...' or 'Released in ...'? Is the Perfect Participle Necessary?
You don't need the "having been" in the Avatar movie sample sentence.
Other examples:
Painted in purple and blue, the room now looked very merry.
Decried by some and praised by others, the ...
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