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      <title>The LIPARM Project: A New Approach to Parliamentary Metadata</title>
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      <description>Parliamentary historians in the United Kingdom are particularly fortunate as their key primary source, the record of Parliamentary proceedings, is almost entirely available in digitised form. Similarly, those needing to consult and study contemporary proceedings as scholars, journalists or citizens have access to the daily output of the UK&#39;s Parliaments and Assemblies in electronic form shortly after their proceedings take place.
Unfortunately, the full potential of this resource for all of these users is limited by the fact that it is scattered throughout a heterogeneous information landscape and so cannot be approached as a unitary resource.</description>
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