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Old 09-14-2015, 02:42 AM   #3
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Trouble is, though, that although it's easy for a human being to tell whether "No." is a negative reply or an abbreviation for the word "number", it's not so easy for a machine.

Eg, consider the following:

"Are there 4 books there?"
"No. 5."

And:

"Beethoven's symphony No.5 is my favourite."

This really isn't a situation in which a custom dictionary will help.

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