Challenge: temporally evolving entities present challenges for anaphora resolution tasks . recipes provide rich source for referring expressions of transformed entities .
Approach: They propose to use annotations to annotate recipes for anaphora resolution task . they propose to employ temporal features to improve anamorphic resolution .
Outcome: The proposed annotation scheme improves the performance of the anaphora resolution task.

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