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  <Title>Web References</Title>
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6 Summary
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    <Paragraph position="0"> We have presented our ongoing work on constructing an XML-based dictionary of discourse markers, from which a variety of views are derived by XSL sheets: For the dictionary designer or application developer, we present the dictionary in tabular form or in a form resembling print dictionaries, but with hyperlinks included for easy cross-referencing. Similarly, text generation and understanding systems are on the one hand written in di erent programming languages and thus expect di erent dictionary formats; on the other hand, the information needed for generation and parsing is also not identical, which is accounted for by the XSL sheets. Evaluation of the approach will depend on the client applications. Their implementation will determine the nal shape of DiMLex.</Paragraph>
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