• Research that demonstrates the benefits of using NLP techniques to help particular linguistic studies: This volume is rich with examples of corpus-based techniques shedding light on linguistic phenomena, including the ambiguity of German past participles (Zarries, Cahill, Kuhn, and Rohrer), zero auxiliary constructions (Caines and Buttery), light verbs (Samaradzic and Merlo), a paradoxical reading of "no X is too Y to Z" (Cook and Stevenson), the phonotactic constraint of Similar Place Avoidance (Mayer, Rohrdantz, Plank, Bak, Butt, and Keim), and evidentiality (Su, Huang, and Chen). 
