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  <Title>An Architecture for Anaphora Resolution</Title>
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INTRODUCTION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The Lucy system (Rich, 1987) is a prototype of a portable English front end for knowledge-based systems. The major components of Lucy are a syntax-based parser (Wittenburg, 1986), a semant=c translation system, a pronominal anaphora resolution system (which will be described in this paper) and a pragmatic processor. The parser p..roduces as !ts output a feature graph that descnoes the syntacticpropenies ov the constituents of the sen(ence. The semantic translation system produces as its output a list of discourse referents and a set of assertions about them. The job of the anaphora resolution system is to augment this assertion set with additional assertions that describe coreference relations between discourse referents. Figure 1 shows the results of semantic processing and anaphora resolution for the simple discourse, &amp;quot;Dave created a file. He printed it.&amp;quot;</Paragraph>
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