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  <Title>Adapting Existing Grammars: The XLE Experience</Title>
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STANDARD EUREKA WSJ
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The grammars compile into a collection of finite-state machines with the number of states and arcs listed in table (23). The WSJ grammar compiles into the largest data structures, mainly because of its ability to parse labeled bracketed strings and part-of-speech tags, (2b). This size increase is the result of adding one disjunct in the METARULEMACRO and hence reflects only a minor grammar change.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> (23)</Paragraph>
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