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Approach: They compare compression and full-text systems for large-scale multi-document summarization . they find that compression-based methods outperform full-context methods .
Outcome: The proposed methods outperform compression-based methods on three datasets . however, they suffer information loss due to their multi-stage pipeline and lack of global context.

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