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    Raoul N. Smith (assistant professor of linguistics and of Slavic languages and literatures)

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This is an expanded version of a paper presented at the International Meeting on Computational Linguistics at Debrecen, Hungary, September 1971. I wish to express my thanks to Henry Kučera, Gilbert Krulee, and Harry Josselson for their comments on this paper and to Martha Evens for her astute criticism and for her implementation of the scheme.

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Smith, R.N. Interactive lexicon updating. Comput Hum 6, 137–145 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02402630

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