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        <year>1993</year>
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      <p>tel and which is in- [Hustadt Nonnengart,1993],
partment of Computer Science, University of
Saargenerator which is responsible for verbalizing NLL
NLL contains a rst-order logic core with anadic
by modal operators.</p>
      <p>Suppose the knowledge base of the car seller S
predicates, generalized quantiers, plural reference
contains declarations dening that v ehicles are either
dialogue memory, the most important one for us is
the comment and question handler. The result of
this module is transfered to the natural language
tended to be a module of the pracma system. The
providing dialogues. An example from pracma’s
brucken) we have been developing a suitably
exthe semantic representation language NLL
[Laubsell her used car to a potential buyer B. Naturally,
poses of pracma the language has been extended
cars or trucks, veh1 is a truck, and veh2 is a vehicle.</p>
      <p>In the nal implemen tation, the natural language
sch and to represent the German- Nerbonne,1991]
language input strings. The resulting NLL
expresdomain is the dialogue between a person S trying to
expressions.
analysis module of the pracma system will use
In cooperation with the PRACMA (De- Project1
tended knowledge representation system, called
mowith the modeling of noncooperative
informationThis can be represented in N LL in the following
way.
ory. Various modules will process the content of the
sions will be stored in the pragmatic dialogue
memthe goals of S conict in part with those of B.
expressions, and -abstraction. To t the
purPRACMA Project et is concerned [Jameson al.,1994]</p>
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