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Line 25: Some scholars have suggested that modern Chinese should be written in word segmentation, with spaces between words like written English.<ref>{{cite journal \|last=Zhang \|first=Xiao-heng \|journal=中文信息学报 \|date=1998 \|script-title=zh:也谈汉语书面语的分词问题——分词连写十大好处 \|trans-title=Written Chinese Word-Segmentation Revisited: Ten advantages of word-segmented writing \|url=http://jcip.cipsc.org.cn/CN/Y1998/V12/I3/58 \|language=zh-Hans \|script-journal=zh:中文信息学报 \|trans-journal=[[Journal of Chinese Information Processing]] \|volume=12 \|issue=3 \|pages=58–64 \|access-date=2025-03-31}}</ref> Because there are ambiguous texts where only the author knows the intended meaning. For example, "美国会不同意。" may mean "美国会不同意。" (The US will not agree.) or "美国会不同意。" (The US Congress does not agree). For more details, see [[Chinese word-segmented writing]]. === Intent segmentation ===

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