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dad-10777	Evers-Vermeul, Jacqueline ; Hoek, Jet ; Scholman, Merel C.J. 	On Temporality in Discourse Annotation: Theoretical and Practical Considerations	2017	20	.pdf	application/pdf	11801	703	50	An important difference between causal vs. additive relations and causal vs. temporal relations is that not all causal relations are temporal, and that during the annotation process one would therefore want to be able to attribute these values simultaneously in order to be able to distinguish between temporal causal relations and non-temporal causal relations. This means that temporal relations meet the requirements set by the Cognitive approach of Coherence Relations (CCR) to be considered coherence relations, and that CCR would need a way to distinguish temporal relations within its annotation system.	cache/dad-10777.pdf	txt/dad-10777.txt