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Machine translation: Linguistic characteristics of MT systems and general methodology of evaluation. By John Lehrberger and Laurent Bourbeau. (Linguisticæ Investigationes Supplementa, Studies in French & General Linguistics/Études en Linguistique Française et Générale, 15.) Amsterdam: Benjamins,…
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