Challenge: Existing methods for mining general-purpose paraphrases are often based on statistical methods, but domain-specific corpora are too small to fit statistical methods.
Approach: They propose a method to mine paraphrases from a small set of sentences that roughly share the same topic or intent.
Outcome: The proposed method obtains high quality paraphrases as evaluated by crowd workers.

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