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  <Title>WordNet 2 - A Morphologically and Semantically Enhanced Resource</Title>
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2 Related work
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Machine Readable DmUonanes (MRDs) have long been ,ecogmzed as ~aluable resources m computauonal hngmstlcs In their paper, Ide and Vetoms (Ide and Veloms, 1993) plojected a rather pes~lmmuc outlook for the uuhty of MRDs as knowledge sources, a view that has impeded the enthus2asm of some researchers (Wfiks et al 1996) make a strong argument m favor of using MRDs and shine thel, posluve experience w~th using some dlcuonarms The MmdNet project at Mmrosoft alms at fully automatmg the development of a vel} large lexlcal knowledge base using t~o MRDs the Longman DicUonary of ContemporaD Enghsh (LDOCE) and the American Heritage Third EdlUon (AHD3) Man:y techmcal aspects of thin project are rooted m the works of Vanderwende (Vanderwende 1996) and Richardson (R2chardson 1997)</Paragraph>
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