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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 |date=1998 |title=也谈汉语书面语的分词问题——分词连写十大好处 (Written Chinese Word Segmentation Revisited: Ten advantages of word-segmented writing) |url=http://jcip.cipsc.org.cn/CN/Y1998/V12/I3/58 |journal=Journal of Chinese Information Processing |volume=12 (1998) |issue=3 |pages=58-64}}</ref>

Because there are ambiguous texts where only the author knows the intended meaning. For example, "美国会不同意。" "may means "美国 会 不同意。" (The US will not agree.)" or "美 国会 不同意。" (The US Congress does not agree.").

=== Intent segmentation ===