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Page 1: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 2: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 3: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 4: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 5: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 6: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 7: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 8: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
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Page 25: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 26: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
Page 27: Home Page | MIT CSAIL · 2004. 6. 26. · phonological rules. A very large class of rules could then be stated as context-free in- sertion and deletion rules. and alpha-notation would
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