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  <Title>ACCOMMODATING CONTEXT CHANGE</Title>
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Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> We hope to have shown that is is both necessary and possible to integrate the two types of context change mechanisms previously discussed in the literature. The proposed integration requires sensitivity to both syntactic/semantic features of Natural Language text (such as definiteness, tense, mood,etc) and to the same beliefs about actions that an agent uses in planning and plan inference. As such, one has some hope that as we become more able to endow Natural Language systems with abilities to plan and recognize the plans of others, we will also be able to endow them with greater language processing capabilities as well.</Paragraph>
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