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  <Title>LESK: A LANGUAGE SYNT~TIZING NATURAL LANGUAGE, COMPUTER LANGUAGE AND LOGIC</Title>
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Conc~udin~ Remarks
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    <Paragraph position="0"> LESK has been used to describe neurophysiological knowledge, electrical circuits, PASCAL, the Canadian census database, and university regulations. A partial implementation has been developed in DEC 10 PROLOG. A LESK system should be capable of answering any question (expressed in LESK) which a person could answer from the same LESK knowledge base. This clearly requires both deductive and database komponents.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> Systems now exist which combine these two! it remains therefore to add the LESK component, which is our eventual goal.</Paragraph>
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