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  <Title>Textual Constraints, Rhetorical Relations and Communicative Intentions in PLANDoc Narratives</Title>
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4. Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In written reports such as the ones PLANDoc will generate, communicative intent is not sufficient for determining the content and organization of the report. Since the audience is broad and planning scenarios are numerous, we cannot reason about the individual intentions and knowledge of writer and reader in determining what should go into the report. Often knowledge about the general kind of information that is needed is sufficient for determining what to include. This can be implemented using rhetorical relations.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> The opportunistic use of constraints based on the surrounding text, possible syntactic structures that can be  used, and available phrasings to determine content is distinct from current techniques Ibr organizing content. However, this capability seems crucial when summaries are required.</Paragraph>
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