Challenge: a large corpus of online content has been developed via large-scale crowdsourcing.
Approach: They describe a multilingual corpus of online content that has been manually translated into 11 European and BRIC languages using the crowdsourcing platform.
Outcome: The proposed corpus is a product of the EU-funded TraMOOC project and is used to train, tune and test machine translation engines.

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