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in any case (Bharati et al., 2009). For example,
even in case of coordination, coordinating con-
junction is the head and conjuncts are children of
the coordinating conjunction. The coordinating ... MST. Because of this
output of MST has higher number of instances of
multiple subjects/objects than Malt.
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