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Figure 1: The case-frame for Turkish sentences.
Figure 2: The finite state machine for generating the proper order of constituents in Turkish sentences
Figure 3 shows the path the generator fol- The solid lines show the transitions that the generator
Figure 3: The transitions followed for generating sentence 7.

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