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  <Title>PARSING AGAINST LEXICAL AMBIGUITY</Title>
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INTRODUCTION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Most words can be more than one part of speech. For example, many words that can be a noun, can also be a verb, many -ing verbs can also act as adjectives, many prepositions can serve as particles, several modals can also be nouns, and some relative pronouns can also be determiners. In order to analyze a sentence, it is necessary to decide which part of speech a given word is in the sentence. Deciding which part of speech a word is during sentence processing shall be refered to as Lexical Ambiguity(LA). If a parser is to handle a wide range of English and ambiguity, it is necessary for it to handle this problem.</Paragraph>
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