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Another research challenge is that organizational documents are often manifestations of highly formalized discourse, which leads to redundant, structured, and even predictable [2] language use.
It should be noted, however, that even if (17b) is redundant, it is arguably a felicitous discourse, and therefore some subtlety is needed in applying van der Sandt's cancellation principle in the simplified form above.
However, the analysis of large document corpora requires appropriate automated methods for text mining and analysis that are able to take into account the redundant and predictable nature of formalized discourse.
I think I will, I've always felt that what's lacking from modern political discourse is a fixation on redundant, imaginary technology.
The killings come at a time when Muslims in the United State have been the focus of efforts to stop mosque construction, enact targeted anti-Sharia state laws (which are already redundant under the First Amendment), and negatively stereotype Muslims in social discourse.
The discourse is marked by the ritualistic incantation of two words that may at this point be redundant: spoiler alert.
A gun silences discourse.
Civil discourse = bad ratings.
