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processing . A widely used approach is
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Semitic grammar written within
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to date . The system , however
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and vice versa . 6 . Discussion
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tests on the observation that
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a more conservative approach .
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as a formalism is not necessarily
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formalism with the cascade model of
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dis cussed by Kaplan & Kay
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annotated already . The system used a
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to propose a set of candidate
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such , most currently popular
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systems have a number of drawbacks
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Manager The three drawbacks of
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mentioned have served as a starting
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the last few years , so called
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, in general , and two-level
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morphological analysis ( e.g. ,
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) , they are difficult to extend
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Morphological analysis under the rubric of
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( Koskenniemi 1983 ) has arguably
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that distinguish it from current
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systems in a positive way . It
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separated . As opposed to coding in
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, it is not a single person who
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Hashem Abstract Aspects of abstract
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are introduced and demonstrated
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t2qst . If we consider current
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systems as a potential solution
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morphology is a specialization of
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in that intermediate forms are
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our approach to others such as
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( Koskenniemi 1983 ) , DATR (
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note , we will first consider
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systems from the perspective
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reworked extensively using Xerox
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tools . The result is an Arabic
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