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  <Title>ANNOTATING 200 MILLION WORDS: THE BANK OF ENGLISH PROJECT</Title>
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(i ACKNOWLEDCI~MENTS
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    <Paragraph position="0"> .~lmehd Lhauks are due I,o llarper ColliNs Ihddishers, (i;lasgow, for l)ernlission to us,~ boi,h Collm:; C()IIUIM) aml (Mllhl.~; English \[)ieiJouary ill eleetronic form. I%rs.nally, \[ am greatly imlebted to Pasi 'l'apalmln~m for solutions to :m hw:d('ulahle mmd;er of techuieal \]n'ol)lems and t(} Arm \/outihdnen I(n' guidance and supcrvisiorl during t, hi.q project. \] wish to thallk also l)r(fl '. Fred I&lt;arlss(&gt;n, ,\]uha II~fikld\]/i, I&lt;ari Pitldhlen and Sari Salmi,~uo r~&gt;r reviewing earlier drafts .r this paper.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1">  The table above shows the size of the 11 batches ailnotll.ted so far in words and the lnlnlber of new lexieal enl,rles a derived fi'om them.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> B An Example of the EN(-ICG analysed sentence (from the American Books data) The original text: &lt;g&gt; The situation at Stangord, to be examined in more detail later, is hardly unique.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="3"> Annot, ated text:  Syntactic tags, listed in \[Tapa,uainen, 1994; Voutilainen, 1992\] are marked with an at-sign (@). The shallow syntax distinguishes faur wn'b chain hlbels and nominal head and nlodiller functioris. Modilier fimctions have ~ pointer (&gt; or &lt;) 1,o t, he head to the right or to the lefl;, respectively. PP and adverbial attachnmnt is solved when it can be done reliably.</Paragraph>
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