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  <Title>NATURAL LANGUAGE ACCESS TO STRUCTURED TEXT</Title>
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CONCLUSION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> While these methods for the automatic generation of summaries of expository text seem promising, difficult problems remain--Including the problems of encoding and searching a very large knowledge base. In order to have practical milestone systems in the near term, we are working toward two scaled-down versions of the ultlmate system. First, we are experimenting with using a pre-existing Text Structure to aid in the construction of the summaries of modifications of a passage. Second, rather than fully automatic generation of summaries, we are experimenting with ways that interactlon~rlth the author of a passage can aid in the task.</Paragraph>
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