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A Formal Description of Arabic Syntax in Definite Clause Grammar

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Arabic has some special syntax features which lead to complex syntax structures. We have developed a formal description of Arabic syntax in Definite Clause Grammar. This grarnrnar...

Hisham El-Shishiny

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