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  <Title>DATA TYPES IN COMPUTATIONAL PHONOLOGY</Title>
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ABSTRACT
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    <Paragraph position="0"> This paper exanfines certain aspects of phonological structure from the viewpoint of ahstract data types, Our imnlediate goal is to find a format for l)honological representation which will be reasonably f,'fithful to the concerns of theoreti: cal phonology while I)eing rigorous enough to a(Irail a computational interl)retation. The longer term goal is to incorporate such representations into all appropriate general framework for llatnral language processing, i</Paragraph>
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