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  <Title>USING THE SAME SYSTEM FOR ANALYZING AND SYNTHESIZING SENTENCES</Title>
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5. CONCLUSION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Partial synthesis is an interesting challenge when one decides to use the same system for analysing and synthesizing sentences. If Prolog seems u) be a fairly technical solution, fundamental problems must be solved like writing sizable non ambiguous grannnar with natural phenomena like trroforms (pronouns, ellipsis, etc.), or mastering the control of partial synthesis for avoiding arty future dead end. \[mader illustrates a path we have decid~i to follow and investigate.</Paragraph>
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