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Has previous work been done on this? Is their a library one can download? Here's the problem. In an aricle a person or author may make a statement about a subject or a person. I am making a database on this.

For example, here in Israel, PM Olmert may make a statement on the teacher's strike or on Abu Mazen. The article may say, speaking of Mazen, Olmert said such and such. PM Olmert said, "xxxxxxx......." with the previous material making it clear whathe was speaking of.

Right now I have ugly code. Is there a neat way of doing this?

If this is the wrong forum, can somebody direct me to the right forum?

Thanks.

Dennist

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____________________________________________________________________________________
"Believe in those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who say they have found it." -Andre Gide

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