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Finally, in "Arabic automatic spelling correction application" section, the Arabic automatic spelling error correction results are presented using the Qatar Arabic Language Bank (QALP) corpus.

With the increasing use of derivatives and the need for a standard risk language, banks and regulators needed a measure for risk that was both easy to understand and allowed for comparison across banks.

The results show that the correction accuracy was enhanced by nearly 3.5% using the 4-gram token-based language model where the test set consists of 1500 test cases extracted from the Qatar Arabic Language Bank (QALP) corpus [28].

Red spray paint covers a French-language Bank of Greece sign to read "Bank of Merkel" in reference to German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Athens, Monday, July 6 , 2015

People even apply the language of banking: We speak of "having" and "saving" and "investing" and "wasting" it.

And while we have yet to hear from the banks, the private equity firms have made a good case that the language the banks are demanding is not historically used in their transactions.

They gave my business idea credibility and spoke the language that banks like to hear.

On one end, Gregory K. Palm, Goldman's general counsel, agreed to the exact language his bank would use in statements about the settlement.

Mr. Brownback's move had the effect of killing an amendment by Senators Jeff Merkley, Democrat of Oregon, and Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, to tighten language barring banks from proprietary trading, or playing the markets with their own money -- a restriction generally known as the Volcker rule for the former Fed chairman Paul A. Volcker, who proposed the idea.

Terminology in the interaction dialogue was compared in the second experiment, using typical banking language and a generic, plain language interface.

Already, patterns that took years to develop during the Japanese wave are falling rapidly into place in many of those countries, with hotels, restaurants, airports and shops beginning to cater to their needs with special Chinese-language services, bank A.T.M.'s and menus adapted to Chinese tastes.