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  <Title>Hypertextual Grammar Development *</Title>
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5 Conclusions
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The system is oriented towards the need of fast grammar development, easy training for researchers which start working on an existing grammar, and high quality documentation, which are undoubtedly crucial points for the success of a grammar project based on available language engineering platforms and for the reusability of its results. These needs emerge with a particular relevance when considering distributed projects for grammar development where both information sharing among cooperating groups and public dissemination of the results via the World Wide Web become crucial.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> Also, the possibility of producing in short time paper versions of the documentation seems to fit the needs of a standard grammar development projects, where many checking points are still based on the evaluation of printed documentation.</Paragraph>
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