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AboutTheAuthors
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ABOUT THIS MANUAL
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Acknowledgements
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SCORING
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ANAPHRASEUS
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APERTIUM
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TECHNICAL CONCEPTS
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BhopalSurvivors
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CMS
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CloudComputing
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COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT
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OPEN TRANSLATION
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MACHINE TRANSLATION AND COPYRIGHT
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Corpora
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Costing
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CREATING
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CREDITS
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CURRENT STATE
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DICTIONARIES
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FLOSS MANUALS
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FINDING
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CHARACTER ENCODING
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FREE SOFTWARE
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GLOBAL VOICES
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GLOSSARY
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GLOSSMASTER
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History
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FORMATS
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INTRODUCTION
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TOOLS
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Internationalisation
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INTERPRETING
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INTRODUCTION
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LICENSING
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Locales
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LOCALISATION
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MACHINE TRANSLATION
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MACHINE TRANSLATION
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Meedan
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MissingOpenTranslationTools
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MobileTranslation
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MOSES
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OLPC & SUGAR
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OfflineStrategies
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OKAPI FRAMEWORK
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OMEGAT
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OMEGAT+
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WIKIS
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OpenLinguisticData
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OPENOFFICE
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OpenStrategies
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WHAT IS OPEN TRANSLATION?
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POFiles
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PLAYING
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POOTLE
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PreparingConent
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PREPARING CONTENT
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QUALITY CONTROL
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REPUTATION METRICS
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SVG
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SCRIPTING SVG
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SignLanguages
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ROLES IN OPEN TRANSLATION
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STANDARDS
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DISTRIBUTION
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FILE FORMATS
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SUBTITLES
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Terminology
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TikiWiki
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Translatewikinet
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TRANSLATION
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THE TRANSLATION INDUSTRY
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TRANSLATION MEMORY
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TRANSLATION MEMORY
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TRANSLATION
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TRANSLATION TIPS
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TRANSLITERATION
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VIRTAAL
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WWL
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WEB FONTS
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WEB TRANSLATION SYSTEMS
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WhatIsTranslation
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WHY TRANSLATE
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WORKFLOW
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