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Table 1: Comparison of state-of-the-art summarization systems. Middle column describes how summary sentences are gener-ated
Figure 1: Annotation interface. A sentence from a random summarization system is shown along with four questions.
Table 2: Percentage of summary sentences that are faithful,grammatical, etc. according to human evaluation of severalstate-of-the-art summarization systems (see §2 for details).

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