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  <Title>A Formal Semantics for Generating and Editing Plurals</Title>
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4 Conclusions
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In this papel, we have described some editing operations on object-oriented networks with plural objects and provided a Deeise formal interpretation for these networks in terms of a version of Discourse Representation Theory. The networks which we have used are an extension of commonly used oo networks for natural language generation. In particulm, our networks cover quantificational plural noun phrases such 'most N', 'few N', etc.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> Acknowledgements The research reported in this paper was carried out as part of the EC Esprit funded CLIME proiect (EP 25.414). Thanks are due to Lynne Cahill, Roger Evans and Neil Tipper for stimulating coof, eration within the CLIME temn at the University of Brighton. Furthermore, i would like to thank Alexander Boer, Kces vail Deemtcr, Rodger Kibble, Richard Power and two anonynlous COLING reviewers for commenting on earlier versions of tiffs paper.</Paragraph>
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