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3610 Achim Hackenberg. Filmverstehen als kognitiv-emotionaler Prozess.
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3611 N. Haddock. Linear-Time reference evaluation. Technical Report,
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3612 J. Haegeman. Introduction to Government and Binding Theory. Blackwell,
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3613 Liliane Haegeman. Register variation in English: some theoretical observations.
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3615 Karin Haenelt and Michael Könyves-Tóth. The textual development
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3616 Karin Haenelt, Michael Könyves-Tòth, Elisabeth Maier, Dagmar
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3617 W.R. van Hage. Evaluating Ontology-Alignment Techniques. PhD thesis,
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3618 E. Hagen and A. Stein. Automatic Generation of a Complex Dialogue
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3619 Eli Hagen and Brigitte Grote. Planning efficient mixed initiative dialogue.
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3620 Eli Hagen, Adelheit Stein, and John A. Bateman. The Extension of a
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