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Words can’t describe it: streamlining PRECIS just for laughs!
When researchers at the Musée … pour rire, the international museum of humour in Montreal (Quebec, Canada), started to research film and video extracts for incorporation into the museum exhibits, it became obvious that a database with very specific subject access was necessary. A modified version of PRECIS, dubbed PRECIS-MO, was adopted. The adaptation and implementation are discussed.