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  <Title>ProFIT: Prolog with Features, Inheritance and Templates</Title>
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6 Acknowledgements
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    <Paragraph position="0"> This work was supported by * The Commission of the European Communities through the project LRE-61-061 &amp;quot;Reusable Gratnmatical Resources&amp;quot;, where it has been (ab-)used in creative ways to prototype extensions for the ALEP formalism such as set descriptions, linear precedence constraints and guarded constraints (Manandhat, 1994; Manandhar, 1995).</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1">  tion&amp;quot; (BiLD), where it is used to compile typed feature grammars into logic grammars, for which bidirectional NLP algorithms are developed, and * Cray Systems (formerly PE-Luxembourg), with whom we had fruitful interaction concerning the future development of the ALEP system-.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> Some code for handling of finite domains was adapted from a program by Gertjan van Noord. Wojciech Skut and Christian Braun were a great help in testing and improving the system. Thanks to all the early users and ~-testers for discovering bugs and inconsistencies, and for providing feedback and encouragement. Special thanks for service with a smiley :-).</Paragraph>
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