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Approach: They propose methods for extracting the principal chain from natural language text . they filter away non-salient events and supportive sentences to isolate them . authors propose novel methods for predicting and answering events from text based on event-based temporal question answering .
Outcome: The proposed method improves narrative prediction and event-based temporal question answering tasks.

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