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  <Title>Towards a Proper Linguistic and Computational Treatment of Scrambling: An Analysis of Japanese</Title>
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    <Paragraph position="0"> sandi~ay@research, nj. nec. corn .Abstract This paper describes how recent linguistic results in explaining Japanese short and long distance scram hling (:an be directly incorporated into an existing principles-and-parameters-based parser with only triviM modifications. '.\['he fact that this is realizable on a parser originally designed for a fixed-word-order language, together with the fact thai; Japanese scrambling is complex, attests to the high degree of cross linguistic generalization present in the theory.</Paragraph>
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