Closed Yesterday and Closed Minds: Asking the Right Questions of the Corpus To Distinguish Thematic from Sentential Relations - ACL Anthology

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Closed Yesterday and Closed Minds: Asking the Right Questions of the Corpus To Distinguish Thematic from Sentential Relations

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Volume:: COLING 1992 Volume 4: The 14th International Conference on Computational Linguistics
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Cite (ACL):: Uri Zernik. 1992. Closed Yesterday and Closed Minds: Asking the Right Questions of the Corpus To Distinguish Thematic from Sentential Relations. In COLING 1992 Volume 4: The 14th International Conference on Computational Linguistics.
Cite (Informal):: Closed Yesterday and Closed Minds: Asking the Right Questions of the Corpus To Distinguish Thematic from Sentential Relations (Zernik, COLING 1992)
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