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  <Title>A MODEL FO\](~ 'DIL~SFER CONTROL IN THE METAL MT-SYS'rEM</Title>
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80~ Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Although tho model outline hez e must stJl! 1)~: ~:~xlly tested and parts of it r~=~Jpecified accordintl to tlv~ ~esults, it seems to be a valid approach to the p~obl~.~ oz the transfer control in the METAL system.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> A ntm~er Of questions still rm~a~, o~)en, na~0ely: * How to deal with trees where Control Interdependences exist. This is the case of German 1~s bearing different adjeotlval inflexions depending both upon the gender of the noun and upon the type of determiner (weak/strong adjective declension) How to deal with local trees with more than am; Uead Node (coordinate structures, for ~mtanee).</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> * Whethe~ some type of GPSG FCR- or/and FSD-like mechanisms (see GK~S \[Gamdar 85\]) could be u~ed Jn this model.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="3"> * Whether this model is generalizable to other MT systems.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="4"> The outlined model may be a starting point to begil~ introducing sane of the techniques offered by the current linguiatiu theories (C/~SG, LFG, GB, etc.) into the MY field, and at the same time t~ying to b~ing these pure theoretical models into the practical fields of NT sy~it&lt;~s already under devBlopment.</Paragraph>
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