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Computational linguistics is an application of computer science which presents interesting challenges from the programming methodology point of view. Developing a realistic platform for the treatment of a natural language in its phonological, morphological, syntactic, and ultimately semantic aspects demands a principled modular architecture with complex cooperation between the various layers. Representing large lexical data bases, treating sophisticated phonological and morphological transformations, and processing in real time large corpuses demands fast finite-state methods toolkits. Analysing the syntactic structure, computing anaphoric relations, and dealing with the representation of information flow in dialogue understanding, demands the processing of complex constraints on graph structures, with sophisticated sharing of large non-deterministic search spaces.