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  <Title>Telicity as a Cue to Temporal and Discourse Structure in Chinese-English Machine Translation*</Title>
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10 Future Research
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    <Paragraph position="0"> There are a number of other directions we intend to pursue in extending this work. First, we will evaluate the role of the grammatical aspect markers mentioned above, in combination with the telicity features. Second, we will also examine the role of the nature of the modifying situation. Third, we will incorporate other lexical information present in the sentence, including adverbial cue words (e.g. now, already and specific dates that have time-related information, and distinguishing reported speech from other sentences. Finally, as mentioned, these results do not take embedded verbs or verbs in adjunct clauses into account. Many adjunct and embedded clauses are tenseless, making evaluation more difficult. For example, is The President believed China to be a threat equivalent to The president believed China is a threat).</Paragraph>
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