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  <Title>KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FOR TERMINOLOGY-INTENSIVE APPLICATIONS: NEEDS AND TOOLS</Title>
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SUMMARY
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    <Paragraph position="0"> We have described two issues that must be considered in the development of technology for managing knowledge in terminology-intensive environments: 1) the importance of encyclopedic as well as lexical-semantic knowledge, and 2) the wide spectrum of working environments in which terminological activities can be carried out.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> We have also described a number of features currently available and under development in a generic knowledge management tool called CODE. Many of the ideas described represent work in progress related to the design of a prototype knowledge-based term bank using the CODE system. The problems are difficult, and our ideas constantly evolving: any comments on this work would therefore be warmly welcomed.</Paragraph>
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