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5 Further Work
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The theoretical approach not only seems to confirm the reality of the generalised punctuation rules derived observationally, since they all seem to have an adjunctive nature, but it also gives us a framework with which those generalised rules could be included in proper, linguistically-based, grammars. Results of testing will show whether either of the approaches are better on their own, and how they perform when they are combnined, and will, hopefully, show an improvement in performance over the ad-hoc methods used previously. The development of a theory of punctuation can then progress with investigations into the semantic function of punctuation marks, to ultimately form a theory that will be of great use to the NLP community.</Paragraph>
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