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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/cascadilla/README b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/cascadilla/README
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+This is the distribution package for cascadilla.cls, a LaTeX document class for
+typesetting documents that conform to the Cascadilla Proceedings Project
+stylesheet, used by various linguistics conference proceedings (such as WCCFL).
+Also included are an example document (example.tex and example.pdf), a BibTeX
+bibliography style (cascadilla.bst) and a BibTeX database used by the example
+document (exampleref.bib).
+
+This package was written by Max Bane, copyright 2008-2011, and is maintained by
+the same. It is distributed under the conditions of the LaTeX Project Public
+License, a copy of which is included in LICENSE.txt; the license boilerplate is
+also included at the top of each source file.
+
+The reference stylesheet that this document class aims to implement is described
+by the Cascadilla Proceedings Project at the following location:
+http://www.lingref.com/cpp/authors/style.html
+
+The style is occasionally updated by Cascadilla; if you find that this document
+class no longer implements the stylesheet correctly, or if you discover any
+bugs, please contact Max Bane at max.bane@gmail.com.
+
+As of version 1.7, you may now also report and view bugs, check out the latest
+source code, or even contribute your own changes to the source code, at the
+github project page for this project:
+https://github.com/maxbane/cascadilla.cls
+
+Special thanks to Jonathan Brindle for helping to resolve some glitches in
+previous versions.
+
+TO USE:
+
+Simply place cascadilla.cls and cascadilla.bst in the same directory as the
+paper you are writing, and use "\documentclass{cascadilla}" instead of
+"\documentclass{article}". See the example paper (example.tex) for more details
+of usage.
+
+To make cascadilla.cls and cascadilla.bst available for all of your papers,
+without having to put separate copies in the directory of each, consult your
+LaTeX distribution's documentation to find out where to place them so that they
+are globally available. This is usually somewhere in your "texmf" tree.
+
+VERSION HISTORY
+
+Version 1.7.1 (Jun 18, 2011):
+ Added commented example of listing multiple authors/institutions to
+example.tex.
+
+Version 1.7 (Jun 17, 2011):
+ Added "a4paper" option for typsetting on A4 paper, which is allowed by the
+Cascadilla stylesheet with particular margin settings.
+
+Version 1.6.1:
+ Fixed compile bug caused by ill-formed date string in \ProvidesClass.
+
+Version 1.6
+ Redefined \thanks command once more, to conform with the new requirement for
+an "invisible asterisk".
+
+Version 1.5
+ Redefined the \thanks command for use in titles.
+
+Version 1.4
+ Updated the appearance of citations and references to be more in line with
+the Cascadilla stylesheet.
+
+Version 1.3
+ Put in some missing \selectfont's
+ Adjusted \abovecaptionskip and \belowcaptionskip for use with \centering
+rather than the center environment.
+
+Version 1.2
+ Restored blank space between title and author
+
+Version 1.1
+ Made title matter optional
+ Added notimes option
+ Added additional blank line after title
+ Section labels end with a space rather than a quad
+ Made figure/table captions bold
+ Added "immediate" subsection commands for proper spacing of sub-headings
+that immediately follow super-headings.
+
+Version 1.0
+ Initial release
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+%% example.tex
+%% Copyright 2008-2011 Max Bane
+%
+% This work may be distributed and/or modified under the
+% conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3
+% of this license or (at your option) any later version.
+% The latest version of this license is in
+% http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
+% and version 1.3 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX
+% version 2005/12/01 or later.
+%
+% This work has the LPPL maintenance status `maintained'.
+%
+% The Current Maintainer of this work is Max Bane.
+%
+% This work consists of the files cascadilla.cls and example.tex.
+
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+% This file demonstrates how to use everything that cascadilla.cls has to
+% offer. The result of typsetting it should conform more or less to the
+% Cascadilla Proceedings Project stylesheet
+% (http://www.lingref.com/cpp/authors/style.html), which is used by
+% a number of linguistics conference proceedings (e.g., WCCFL).
+
+% Declare "cascadilla" as the document class
+\documentclass{cascadilla}
+
+% You could optionally specify the "nocopyright" option to suppress the
+% Cascadilla Proceedings Project copyright notice, "nosignature" to suppress the
+% author's signature statement at the top of the title page, and "hyphenate" to
+% restore normal LaTeX end-of-line hyphenation. You can also give "pagenums" to
+% generate page numbers (contrary to the Cascadilla stylesheet); page numbers
+% start on the second page if the copyright notice is present on the first page.
+% You may also give "notimes" to generate a document without the Times New Roman
+% font required by the Cascadilla stylesheet---your system's default font (most
+% likely Computer Modern) will be used instead, or anything else that you
+% specify manually. Finally, you can also use "a4paper" to generate a document
+% on A4 sized paper instead of the default US Letter; the Cascadilla stylesheet
+% makes allowance for this, with different margin requirements, which will be
+% applied automatically.
+% EXAMPLES:
+%\documentclass[nocopyright,hyphenate,pagenums]{cascadilla}
+%\documentclass[a4paper]{cascadilla}
+
+% Include any \usepackage statements you might need here.
+
+% Specify the title and author(s) as normal in LaTeX
+\title{Lorem Ipsum: Dolor Sit Amet\thanks{I would like to thank caffeine for its
+unflagging and unconditional support over the years.}}
+\author{John Doe}
+
+% Additionally, specify the author's institution, the date of manuscript
+% completion, and the year to appear in the copyright statement.
+% If the copyright statement is not suppressed (via the "nocopyright" option
+% above), then the following must be specified:
+% \author{...}
+% \completed{...}
+% \copyrightyear{...}
+\institution{University of Somewhere}
+\completed{\today}
+\copyrightyear{2008}
+
+% More complex example with multiple authors/institutions. Comment out the above
+% \author and \institution commands, and uncomment the following to see the
+% results.
+%\author{John Doe,\textsuperscript{a} Mary Q.~Snodgrass,\textsuperscript{b} and Eric
+% P.~Hamp\textsuperscript{a}}
+%\institution{\textsuperscript{a}University of Somewhere and
+% \textsuperscript{b}National University of Nowhere}
+
+
+% Then begin your document and write it as normal!
+% Do note, though, the special command for typsetting the bibliography (see
+% bottom of file).
+% cascadilla.cls automatically includes the natbib package for you to use when
+% citing bibliographic references.
+\begin{document}
+
+\maketitle
+
+\section{Introduction}
+Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit \citet{Goodman1943}.
+Donec ut massa. Nam quis tortor at leo congue accumsan. In nisl justo,
+consequat ac, dictum nec, hendrerit nec, nisl.\footnote{Morbi viverra
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+libero. Praesent elementum, est vitae volutpat tincidunt, sapien nibh ornare
+ligula, in consequat risus erat quis quam. In porta adipiscing nisi.} Nulla ac
+erat et ligula pharetra nonummy. Cras consectetuer lorem et est. Suspendisse
+commodo euismod orci. Vestibulum mollis nulla non dolor. Suspendisse
+consectetuer dictum ligula. Nam viverra lacinia lorem. Proin arcu eros,
+convallis ut, sagittis eu, viverra vel, lacus. Pellentesque diam enim, tempus
+sed, rhoncus a, cursus in, metus. Morbi nibh purus, blandit sit amet,
+porttitor eu, pellentesque porttitor, felis. Quisque vitae magna a dolor
+euismod scelerisque.
+
+Nulla mollis elementum dolor. Aliquam accumsan aliquet
+\citet[3]{Shosted2006} ipsum. Sed velit ipsum, porttitor ut, sollicitudin
+nec, viverra nec, neque. Suspendisse potenti. Fusce condimentum dolor
+pellentesque orci. Nulla tellus. Aliquam erat volutpat. Suspendisse venenatis
+auctor eros. Aenean luctus. Sed id est. Phasellus sapien sapien, aliquam id,
+sagittis eget, placerat non, justo. Donec quis mi.
+
+\section{Donec mollis}
+Fusce vitae nunc. Donec mollis mattis odio. Etiam et libero. Vivamus ac erat
+non purus molestie malesuada. Vestibulum tincidunt. Maecenas nec nisi ut sem
+eleifend luctus. Aliquam elementum congue dui. Curabitur dignissim turpis eu
+justo. Aliquam erat volutpat. Nulla id metus. Nullam lorem. Nullam semper
+lectus eget neque. Morbi sollicitudin sem vehicula ligula.
+
+\subsection{Cras sagittis}
+In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Maecenas vel risus. Proin molestie risus
+vestibulum ligula. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia
+nostra, per inceptos hymenaeos. Vivamus facilisis mattis sem. Proin facilisis
+posuere tellus. Fusce est enim, pharetra in, posuere eu, vehicula sagittis,
+pede. Aenean auctor est sed diam. Maecenas nibh erat, mollis eget, tempus non,
+nonummy quis, erat. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus et
+malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Etiam eros. Vivamus urna. Pellentesque
+dignissim elit eget tellus. Vestibulum quis dui. Vivamus nisi arcu, pretium
+sed, gravida et, aliquam non, elit. Pellentesque sed ligula. Aliquam erat
+volutpat. Maecenas in purus ullamcorper ante dapibus venenatis. Praesent
+consequat lacus nec arcu.
+
+Cras sagittis \cite{Shannon1948}, nibh id blandit viverra, purus lacus
+dignissim nisl, id ultrices turpis arcu sit amet enim. Vestibulum aliquet
+lorem sit amet erat. Ut dapibus viverra metus. Donec sed velit. Nunc posuere
+rutrum neque. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Integer placerat, risus vel
+lobortis sagittis, nunc augue dictum magna, id consequat lectus metus vitae
+felis. Aenean porttitor pretium orci. Nulla faucibus. Integer vel enim eu
+tellus interdum pharetra. Nam turpis nulla, sagittis et, faucibus nec,
+sollicitudin ut, enim. Sed tempus tortor faucibus nunc.
+
+\subsection{Sed gravida}
+Maecenas semper blandit ante. Sed gravida dolor et orci consectetuer pretium.
+Nam lacinia. In leo. Nulla euismod suscipit dui. Aliquam iaculis tellus at
+nulla bibendum bibendum. Mauris dui neque, vehicula et, fermentum sed,
+fringilla non, risus. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Praesent dignissim
+dignissim lorem. Nulla sed sem. Sed ut odio quis risus dapibus dictum.
+Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus et malesuada fames ac
+turpis egestas. Sed porta arcu in quam. Donec luctus ligula nec sapien. Sed
+neque nunc, posuere sed, convallis egestas, tempus molestie, est. Nullam est
+libero, gravida et, vehicula vulputate, commodo placerat, dui. Ut
+pellentesque, eros sed tincidunt ullamcorper, ante odio dapibus ligula, id
+viverra metus metus ac tortor.
+
+Sed turpis. Cras eget pede.\footnote{Aliquam vitae risus id ante ornare
+rhoncus.} Sed at nulla nec arcu mollis vehicula. Fusce vel magna vitae odio
+vulputate gravida. Quisque velit. Pellentesque dignissim mi et tellus. Donec
+erat sem, pharetra eget, sagittis vitae, dignissim eu, diam. Sed egestas velit
+in libero. Integer sollicitudin metus non massa. Donec accumsan. Nullam quam.
+Vivamus non magna.
+
+\section{In consectetuer lorem et quam}
+% If a subsection heading immediately follows a section heading, use
+% \immedsubsection. There is also an analogous \immedsubsubsection
+\immedsubsection{Nam condimentum egestas dolor}
+
+In consectetuer lorem et quam. Nam condimentum egestas dolor. Nullam
+adipiscing. Fusce vitae nibh. Suspendisse ut pede et nibh imperdiet interdum.
+Sed rhoncus tincidunt augue. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Curabitur
+pharetra nunc eu velit. Nullam elementum, elit quis ornare pretium, leo velit
+bibendum augue, molestie consectetuer sem dolor et dui. Aenean dapibus, elit
+id dignissim bibendum, dui eros aliquam massa, non volutpat risus dolor quis
+velit. Donec varius, arcu quis feugiat dictum, nisi velit semper lacus, non
+tempus pede diam non massa. Sed pede leo, ultrices sed, vehicula non, faucibus
+ut, dui. Nunc pulvinar metus eu nulla. Nullam sed turpis ut purus vulputate
+interdum. Mauris quis quam eu odio venenatis posuere.
+
+\subsection{Cras sagittis}
+In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Maecenas vel risus. Proin molestie risus
+vestibulum ligula. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia
+nostra, per inceptos hymenaeos. Vivamus facilisis mattis sem. Proin facilisis
+posuere tellus. Fusce est enim, pharetra in, posuere eu, vehicula sagittis,
+pede. Aenean auctor est sed diam. Maecenas nibh erat, mollis eget, tempus non,
+nonummy quis, erat. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus et
+malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Etiam eros. Vivamus urna. Pellentesque
+dignissim elit eget tellus. Vestibulum quis dui. Vivamus nisi arcu, pretium
+sed, gravida et, aliquam non, elit. Pellentesque sed ligula. Aliquam erat
+volutpat. Maecenas in purus ullamcorper ante dapibus venenatis. Praesent
+consequat lacus nec arcu.
+
+\begin{table}
+ \centering
+ \begin{tabular}{lrlr}
+ \emph{Language} & \emph{Bits}& \emph{Language} &
+ \emph{Bits}\\
+ Danish&7,159,576 &
+ Dutch&8,182,264 \\
+ English&6,895,608 &
+ French&8,240,232 \\
+ German&8,039,792 &
+ Haitian Creole&7,298,360 \\
+ Hungarian&8,163,704 &
+ Icelandic&7,953,120 \\
+ Italian&9,049,912 &
+ Latin&7,887,288 \\
+ Maori&7,064,968 &
+ Spanish&7,412,232 \\
+ Swedish&7,597,400
+ \end{tabular}
+ \caption{Upper bounds on the Kolmogorov complexity of the Bible, as
+ translated into thirteen languages; computed by the \texttt{bzip2}
+ compression algorithm.}
+ \label{Bzip2}
+\end{table}
+
+Cras sagittis, nibh id blandit viverra, purus lacus dignissim nisl, id
+ultrices turpis arcu sit amet enim. Vestibulum aliquet lorem sit amet erat. Ut
+dapibus viverra metus. Donec sed velit. Nunc posuere rutrum neque. In hac
+habitasse platea dictumst. Integer placerat, risus vel lobortis sagittis, nunc
+augue dictum magna, id consequat lectus metus vitae felis. Aenean porttitor
+pretium orci. Nulla faucibus. Integer vel enim eu tellus interdum pharetra.
+Nam turpis nulla, sagittis et, faucibus nec, sollicitudin ut, enim. Sed tempus
+tortor faucibus nunc.
+
+Cras molestie mi vitae quam. Aliquam viverra odio. Nam vitae arcu sit amet
+odio eleifend sollicitudin. Suspendisse erat purus, vehicula ut, eleifend
+mollis, pretium eu, nulla. Nulla gravida arcu ut nibh. Pellentesque auctor
+blandit ligula. In condimentum, mauris quis sagittis faucibus, erat orci
+mattis quam, sed rutrum tellus sem a elit. Etiam porta nulla nec arcu. Etiam
+aliquet tristique dolor. Donec metus massa, fringilla eget, vulputate non,
+pretium vitae, nisl. Cras ullamcorper nibh nec massa. Pellentesque augue diam,
+condimentum et, blandit vitae, tempus non, leo. Phasellus dignissim massa non
+orci. Donec ut justo. Suspendisse pulvinar diam eget nunc. Nullam accumsan,
+dolor et vehicula placerat, nunc tellus tincidunt ligula, vitae volutpat metus
+libero non leo.
+
+\subsection{Quisque orci}
+Quisque orci. Praesent eget mauris. Suspendisse potenti. Morbi vel tellus.
+Maecenas blandit interdum mi. Aenean tellus. Donec molestie. Sed nonummy
+tempor dui. Donec ullamcorper, justo eu venenatis vulputate, est magna tempus
+elit, sed facilisis risus velit in risus. Fusce eu magna.
+
+Morbi a orci sit amet dolor condimentum aliquet. Curabitur sit amet lacus non
+massa elementum luctus. Donec eu turpis. Sed lobortis accumsan lacus. Proin
+blandit pede non quam. Ut neque. Nunc dignissim pharetra nunc. Sed ultrices
+rutrum pede. Curabitur tincidunt vulputate odio. Nulla ipsum ante, luctus ut,
+volutpat quis, iaculis ac, justo. Phasellus nibh ipsum, vestibulum ut, laoreet
+ac, viverra in, dolor.
+
+\section{Suspendisse tempor dolor a quam}
+\immedsubsection{Donec consectetuer}
+Suspendisse tempor dolor a quam. Donec consectetuer. Lorem ipsum dolor sit
+amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Curabitur eleifend scelerisque enim. Donec
+volutpat. Maecenas neque turpis, vulputate ultricies, auctor ac, congue vitae,
+tellus. Pellentesque dui. Phasellus semper nibh non enim. Suspendisse quis
+tortor. Praesent nulla. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per
+conubia nostra, per inceptos hymenaeos. Proin pretium varius pede.
+
+Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur
+ridiculus mus. Nunc id arcu ac ligula tincidunt aliquet. Pellentesque interdum
+mauris non ante. Integer sed lacus vel lacus egestas tristique. Nunc
+venenatis. Nulla placerat laoreet nisi. Praesent ornare vulputate pede. Duis
+pretium elementum lorem. Maecenas tellus nulla, tincidunt vitae, lacinia quis,
+porta quis, tellus. Mauris massa dui, ornare vitae, consectetuer ut, consequat
+vitae, mauris.
+
+\subsection{In hac habitasse platea dictumst}
+In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Donec pulvinar augue in purus. Vivamus justo
+nisi, hendrerit quis, molestie fringilla, cursus non, nibh. Aliquam ultricies
+odio ac libero. Duis non quam. Nulla facilisi. Donec elementum rhoncus nunc.
+Nam velit elit, ultricies in, fringilla vitae, placerat nec, sapien. Morbi
+nisi magna, mattis ac, gravida vulputate, vulputate quis, mauris. Aenean a
+tellus sit amet justo consectetuer dignissim. Ut sollicitudin elit sit amet
+magna. Sed mauris mi, tincidunt nec, sagittis eu, accumsan quis, lacus. Mauris
+libero. Nulla felis. In adipiscing libero euismod tortor. Suspendisse at nunc
+lacinia pede venenatis sollicitudin. Aliquam gravida elit at nunc. Quisque
+euismod risus ut dolor. Donec velit sem, ultricies ac, imperdiet a, elementum
+quis, metus. Donec blandit eros et augue.
+
+Phasellus commodo. Praesent non enim vitae mauris tempus venenatis. Duis
+malesuada interdum enim. Phasellus orci mauris, pulvinar ut, blandit at,
+pretium eget, enim. Proin a lacus vel tortor tristique mollis. Maecenas id
+orci at nunc mattis auctor. Etiam mollis lorem vel augue. Nunc laoreet
+eleifend ligula. Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et
+ultrices posuere cubilia Curae; Integer pharetra commodo mi. Suspendisse in
+dui. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur
+ridiculus mus. Phasellus vestibulum metus quis nisi. Aliquam erat volutpat. In
+hac habitasse platea dictumst. Ut consectetuer lacinia purus.
+
+Aliquam feugiat, lacus in nonummy nonummy, ante magna ullamcorper dolor, sed
+sodales metus lacus sed leo. Maecenas pede urna, egestas a, dapibus sed,
+mollis at, quam. Morbi sed magna. Donec condimentum nisi eu velit. Integer
+imperdiet mi vel arcu condimentum interdum. Vestibulum tincidunt mi quis nibh
+tincidunt hendrerit. Nam velit justo, cursus ut, nonummy sagittis, adipiscing
+tincidunt, eros. Nunc imperdiet. Integer turpis. In pretium, dui et
+ullamcorper fermentum, felis orci semper ante, ac ultricies nulla tellus sed
+nibh. Vestibulum at dui quis ligula pharetra pulvinar. Lorem ipsum dolor sit
+amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Nunc vitae dui sed orci adipiscing
+convallis.
+
+\section{Conclusion}
+
+Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere
+cubilia Curae; Phasellus aliquam metus ac neque. Duis faucibus. Nullam at
+enim. Nulla mauris neque, placerat et, vehicula eget, blandit et, sem. In
+vitae quam. Mauris ut nisi. Suspendisse potenti. Vivamus sed est id ante
+sodales tincidunt. Quisque ultrices, mi in consequat ullamcorper, lacus sapien
+mollis ipsum, a accumsan odio nisl dapibus arcu. Pellentesque habitant morbi
+tristique senectus et netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Nunc
+volutpat, velit ut condimentum sagittis, leo sapien viverra ligula, sed
+gravida nisl lectus ut arcu. Nulla imperdiet ultrices tortor.
+
+% Use the \cascadillabibliography command to generate your bibliography. It
+% takes the name of your .bib database as its argument. You do not need to
+% specify a bibliographystyle; it automatically uses cascadilla.bst, which
+% produces `Author (year)' entries.
+\cascadillabibliography{exampleref}
+
+\end{document}
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+
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+%% Saved with string encoding Western (ASCII)
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+
+@article{Goodman1943,
+ Author = {Nelson Goodman},
+ Date-Modified = {2007-09-11 00:32:30 -0500},
+ Journal = {Journal of Symbolic Logic},
+ Keywords = {philosophy, complexity, information},
+ Owner = {t-maxb},
+ Pages = {107--21},
+ Timestamp = {2007.06.29},
+ Title = {On the simplicity of ideas},
+ Volume = {8},
+ Year = {1943}}
+
+@article{Shannon1948,
+ Author = {Claude E. Shannon},
+ Journal = {Bell System Technical Journal},
+ Owner = {t-maxb},
+ Pages = {379--423, 623--656},
+ Timestamp = {2007.06.29},
+ Title = {A mathematical theory of communication},
+ Volume = {27},
+ Year = {1948}}
+
+@article{Shosted2006,
+ Author = {Ryan Shosted},
+ Journal = {Linguistic Typology},
+ Owner = {t-maxb},
+ Pages = {1--40},
+ Timestamp = {2007.06.29},
+ Title = {Correlating Complexity: A Typological Approach},
+ Volume = {10},
+ Year = {2006}}
+