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CMU Speech Pronunciation Dictionary to create a series of weighted finite-state transducers between English words and katakana that produce and rank transliteration candidates. Using similar methods, Qu et al. (2003) showed that integrating automatically discovered transliterations of[r]

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VO THI SAU HIGH SCHOOLTEST OF THE FIRST TERMNAME:…………………………………… CLASS: 9….I/ Choose and underline the suitable words: (2pts) 1. I wish they………………..( will come/ would come/ come/ came) here tomorrow. 2. It’s…………….(convenient/convenience/ inconvenient/ inconvenience) to call anyon[r]