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  <Title>Anaphorie Reference to Events and Actions: A Representation and its Advantages</Title>
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Abstract
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Tiffs paper focuses on anaphora interpreted as referring t'o entities of type event and action. It considers two issues: (i) what aspects of the discourse give evidence of the events and the actions the speaker is talking about, and (ii) how actions and events are represented in the discourse in order to be able to refer to them anaphorically.</Paragraph>
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