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  <Title>TERMSERVICE - AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR TERMINOLOGY SERVICES</Title>
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INTRODUCTION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Automatic language processing makes a current use of multilingual databases as a component of the computer environment of machine translation projects or computer-aided translation~ and as a means of coordinating terminological standardization across several lar~cages. Translation database projects have been developed in North America and Europe and there is a great variability in their content, use and structuredeg Vfhat is common about them all is the attempt to speed up and simplify the trsnslation process, the effcrz to support many languages~ to increase the volume and reliability of the linguistic information contained, to assure flexible access to the database, to make it inexpensive and available to a large number of usersdeg</Paragraph>
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