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A PRACTICAL COURSE IN USING COMPUTERS FOR LANGUAGE ANALYSIS
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Author: ramesh
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 1997 00:00
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***************     REMINDER OF REGISTRATION     ******************
*****************      DEADLINE 30.06.97       ********************
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                       COMPUTERS AND TEXT: 

     A PRACTICAL COURSE IN USING COMPUTERS FOR LANGUAGE ANALYSIS

                    4th-10th September 1997

                       DEBRECEN, HUNGARY

             Associated with the ESSE/4 Conference

                       Course Tutors: 
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PATRICK HANKS          Chief Editor, Current English Dictionaries
                       Oxford University Press

RAMESH KRISHNAMURTHY   Corpus Manager
                       Collins COBUILD, University of Birmingham

DR. BELA HOLLOSY       Senior Lecturer, Deputy Head of Department
                       English Linguistics, University of Debrecen

                      Pre-Registration:
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Web:            http://www.flc.klte.hu/Course

Email:          rovnyf@gin.flc.klte.hu

Post:           Ferenc Rovny, CLTDC, Foreign Language Centre,
                Lajos Kossuth University, Debrecen, 
                Hungary - 4010, P.O. Box 41.
                
REGISTRATION FEE: US$ 260, UK pounds 160 (before 30th June 1997)

LATE REGISTRATION FEE: US$ 325, UK pounds 200 (after 30th June 1997)
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