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When speakers I utter or write sentences, they use certain words in the sentence to refer to people, places, object, times, events and ideas which exist in the real world. When sentences are formed into units of two or more sentences, certain words refer back to other referring expressions in'the previous sentences. Among the words which can be used to refer to the real world as well as to refer back (which is called the process of co-reference) are noun phrases containing a definite article, such as the (called defnps, hereafter). Several aspects of comprehension of defnps are open problems:

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