Geoparsing handles ambiguous references in unstructured discourse, such as " Al Hamra, " which is the name of several places, including towns in both Syria and Yemen.
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On Monday, the Palestinian leader came under fire at the State Department for what spokesman Richard Boucher called his " ambiguous reference to jihad, " or holy war.
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Buffy searches through the Watchers'diaries and is completely befuddled and upset because there are a few ambiguous references to her and absolutely nothing recorded about the Slayer army she created.
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As Richard Thornton watched the execution, according to Vicente Arenas, a reporter for KTRK-TV in Houston who was there, he said in an ambiguous reference : " Here she comes, baby doll.
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Holland proceeds to note that with the exception of a single ambiguous reference in the Qur'an, there is no mention of Mecca in any datable text for a century after Muhammed's death.
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A case in point is the ambiguous reference to " " the messengers of Khaemwase who spent 17 years in this country and died in their positions " " in lines 2, 51-53.
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:: : : : I have now read the talk page, and I see there is a highly ambiguous reference to the ODNB and'black features', which may, or may not, apply to Philippa.
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But France and Russia believe that the U . S . resolution is deeply flawed and has too many ambiguous references that would give the United States too much leeway to go to war.
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The MONUC mission had difficulties implementing Resolution 1493 due to ambiguous references in the text, an issue later addressed by the Secretary-General who criticised the lack of specific tasks given to the operation under this resolution.
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Translating is a very general word with many ambiguous references, but the sentance just doesn't read very well when you say : " . . . by translation ( geometry ) both points . . ."
