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Hundreds of thesauri are now available on the Web in either static or dynamic HTML formats, most as standalone products. Even though they have moved into a different environment, their nature and structure, and even their main functions, have remained the same. The article discusses the issue of whether the thesaurus can play a significant role in web-based information retrieval without evolving into a more flexible tool.
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