Challenge: NLP studies have mostly dealt with factuality and modality separately . linguistic modality conveys the relationship a situation is supposed to have with respect to wishes, norms, goals, authority, etc.
Approach: They propose a resource with joint factuality and modality information for event-denoting expressions in Italian.
Outcome: The proposed resource is consistent with existing ones and compares classification systems trained on italy's ModaFact dataset and best-performing model.

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