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  <Title>NON-CONSTIT UENT CO()t:{.I)IN ATION: TIII!;OII.Y AND PRAC'I'ICI,;*</Title>
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NON-CONSTIT UENT CO()t:{.I)IN ATION: TIII!;OII.Y AND PRAC'I'ICI,;*
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    <Paragraph position="0"> l)espite tile la.rge ainounl, of theoretical work done on non-coastituent coordination chu:ing the last t.wo decades, lrlany co\[npitt, atiollal systems still treat co or(lination using ada.pted parsing st, rategies, in a sirlriilar fashion to the SYSCON,I system develol)ed tbr A!I'Ns. This 1)a.per reviews the i.heoretical literal;ure, a.nd shows why IIla.liy of I, he theoretical ;u:couu(.s tictualiy \]lave worse coverage than ac(;Otllt\[;s based on l)ro(:e.ssing. IPiimlly&gt; it shows how l)rocessiug a.ceounts (:{IAi he described fornmlly and dcclara.tively in terlns o1' I)yna.mic (', ramma.rs.</Paragraph>
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