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 COP project 106 MULTEXT-East Deliverable D2.3 F ``1984'', Czech

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          Institute of Theoretical and Computational Linguistics,
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              Electronic form of 1984 by George Orwell in Czech, 
              obtained via OCR
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                Vladim&iacute;r Petkevi&ccaron;
                Institute of Theoretical and Computational Linguistics,
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              Institute of Theoretical and Computational Linguistics,
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              Celetn&aacute; 13, Praha 1
              Czech Republic
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