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As can be seen in the example the first two phrases have a different order of NE names from the last two so we can determine that the last two phrases represent a reversed relation. (Sekine, 2005)
It need hardly be pointed out that in translating from one language to another it is a common thing to interchange syntagms for words and vice versa. (Parker-Rhodes, 1962)
Sometimes extracted phrases by themselves are not meaningful to consider without context but we set the following criteria. (Sekine, 2005)
These syntagms have been chosen because they satisfy simultaneously the following two criteria: a) that of occurring with a high frequency in the definitions; b) that of showing well defined semantic relations existing between noun and noun or between verb and noun or between noun and proposition. (Calzolari, Pecchia & Zampolli, 1973)
The terms syntagms and phrases can then be retrieved from the data bank. (Tanke, 1978)

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