Shards: Fragment resolution in dialogue

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A major challenge for any grammar-driven text understanding system is the resolution of fragments. Basic examples include bare NP answers (1a), where the bare NP John is resolved as the assertion John saw Mary, and sluicing (1b), where the wh-phrase who is interpreted as the question Which student saw John.

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