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Diane Piccittoin the kernel function only through a similarity function among lexical nodes. The SPTK has been evaluated in three complex automatic Semantic Processing tasks: Question Classification in Question Answering, Verb Classification and Semantic Role Labeling. Although these tasks address different probl

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,Romantic Suicide, Contagion, and Rousseau’s ,,he question that is at the basis of the Enlightenment suicide debate: Who owns the individual’s life? Is anyone, in this most basic sense, free? Despite his valuable contribution to this serious debate, though, Rousseau is also responsible for a text that may be said to have undermined it. . (1761)

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