Dafydd Gibbon (V01 2007-12-02)
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Sa'da Bader, Christin Müller, Catharine Oertel (phonetically rich sentence with all English phonemes):
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A poor man, wearing a hat, can now put ten ships across the bay with same pets, thin boys eating beans, but no good peers.
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Carolin Rieger, Sandra Busch:
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The class counts either for PM1 or for PM2 but not both. Participants are required to produce course portfolios on the web, and to update them every week.
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Catharine Oertel:
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The tiger and the mouse, were walking in a field, when they saw a big lump of cheese, lying on the ground.
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Andreas Windmann:
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Select a text domain (text type and topic) with a suitable text, for input to a TTS (speech synthesis) system.
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Anja Müller, Benjamin Heidtmann:
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Gibbons are small apes. They are social animals, and strongly territorial. Most species are threatened, or endangered.
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Christin Müller:
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A dream, is an experience, of a sequence of images, sounds, ideas, emotions, or other sensations, usually during sleep, especially REM sleep. The events of dreams, are often impossible, or unlikely to occur, in physical reality: they are also, outside the control of the dreamer.
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Ines Grunwald:
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Sometimes, it's like someone took a knife, baby, edgy and dull, and cut a six-inch valley, through the middle of my skull.
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Johanna Müller:
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StudiVZ, is the name, of a social networking platform, for students, in particular, college and university students in Europe, based in Berlin, Germany.
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Jolanta Bachan:
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Perl is a dynamic programming language, created by Larry Wall, and first released in 1987. Perl borrows features, from a variety of other languages, including C, shell scripting (sh), AWK, sed, and Lisp.
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Claudia Himmler & Patrick Johnson
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OMG! It's a massacre! Man down! No, hang on. It's Scary Spice.
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Chiara Huber
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I was born in February 1985.
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Marion Deppermann
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For the first time, in more than 60 years, a Colossus computer, is cracking codes at Bletchley Park. It will be used to crack messages, enciphered using the same system, employed by the German high command, during World War II.
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