Spatial Natural Language Generation for Location Description in Photo Captions Mark M. Hall1 , Christopher B. Jones2 , and Philip Smart2 1 University of Edgehill, United Kingdom

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• Preposition and postposition
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• Spanish prepositions
• Language
• Closed captioning
• Noun phrase
• Locative case

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Arborest – a VISL-Style Treebank Derived from an Estonian Constraint Grammar Corpus Eckhard Bick*, Heli Uibo+ and Kaili Müürisep+ *Institute of Language and Communication University of Southern Denmark .d

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NRC: Infused Phrase Vectors for Named Entity Recognition in Twitter Colin Cherry and Hongyu Guo and Chengbi Dai National Research Council Canada Abstract

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Journal of Child Language http://journals.cambridge.org/JCL Additional services for Journal of Child

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• Article

Identification of Idiomatic Expressions Using Parallel Subtitle Corpora Nina Viereckel, J¨org Tiedemann Uppsala University Department of Linguistics and Philology ,

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• Thermodynamic entropy
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• State functions
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• Parallel text
• Tuple
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Name_____________________ Chapter 1, exercise G G Figure 1.17 shows the waveform of the phrase Tom saw nine wasps. Mark this figure in a way similar to that in figureUsing just ordinary spelling show the center of

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Journal of Memory and Language–209 Contents lists available at SciVerse ScienceDirect Journal of Memory and Language journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/jml

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Animal Liberation at 30* PETER SINGER 1 The phrase "Animal Liberation" appeared in the press for the first time on the April 5, 1973, cover of The New York Review of Books. Under that heading, I discussed Animals, Men an

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To appear inin Complex Constructions, Language Typology and Syntactic Description, Vol. 2, edited by Timothy Shopen. Cambridge University Press Noun Phrase Structure Matthew S. Dryer

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