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   *It is good that the examples in test data contain 3 different answers.   *It is good that the examples in test data contain 3 different answers.
   *Disadvantage: If you combine a lot of atomic edits, the probability of getting the right answer is lower.   *Disadvantage: If you combine a lot of atomic edits, the probability of getting the right answer is lower.
-  *We liked the evaluation presented in the paper and the result' s interpretation (that is not very usual in semantics). Also it was good the fact that they digitalized a textbook of formal semantics to build the testsuit FraCaS +  *We liked the evaluation presented in the paper and the results interpretation (that is not very usual in semantics). Also it was good the fact that they digitalized a textbook of formal semantics to build the testsuit FraCaS 
  
  
  
-Comments by Ximena Gutiérrez.+Written by Ximena Gutiérrez.

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