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  <Title>Ellipsis Resolution with Underspecified Scope</Title>
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8 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The paper has presented a new approach to integrate ellipsis resolution with scope underspecification. In contrast to previous work (Crouch, 1995) l7: revise( x, y ) l7: revise( x, y )  (Egg et al., 2001) the proposed underspecified representation facilitates the resolution of anaphora by providing explicit representations of potential antecedents. To this end, a method to encode &amp;quot;phantom conditions&amp;quot; has been presented, i.e. subformulae whose presence depends on the scope configuration. Furthermore, a method to deal with scope parallelism in scopally underspecified structures has been proposed. The proposed method has no trouble accounting for cases where the scope order in antecedent clause and elliptical clause is not entirely identical (Erk and Koller, 2001). Finally, it has been shown that the approach can cope with a wide variety of test examples discussed in the literature.</Paragraph>
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