Challenge: Using neural machine translation, we generate more than 50 million sentential paraphrase pairs from a large parallel corpus.
Approach: They use a dataset of more than 50 million English-English sentential paraphrase pairs to generate them automatically using neural machine translation.
Outcome: The proposed dataset outperforms all supervised systems on every SemEval semantic textual similarity competition and shows how it can be used for paraphrase generation.

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