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The problem statement clearly says: "Kenning is a form of poetic metaphor, popular in ancient scaldic poetry, when a word is replaced by two or more words. "

Posted by Amethyst2007 at 2007-09-23 11:45:25 on Problem 3389
In Reply To:Is the Sample Output Wrong? Posted by:Amethyst2007 at 2007-09-23 10:55:38

Then why do we have (death of) replaced? Should the sample be corrected or should the problem statement be modified?


> in the sample, "death of Fjolner" is replaced by "doomed to death Fjolner"
> then does the problem mean that "death of doomed to death" can both be splitted as
> "death of | doomed to death" and "death | of doomed to death" ?

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Re:The problem statement clearly says: "Kenning is a form of poetic metaphor, popular in ancient scaldic poetry, when a word is replaced by two or more words. " (155) Amethyst2007 2007-09-23 11:58:50
- Re:The problem statement clearly says: "Kenning is a form of poetic metaphor, popular in ancient scaldic poetry, when a word is replaced by two or more words. " (2) stuck 2007-09-23 12:07:16
Re:The problem statement clearly says: "Kenning is a form of poetic metaphor, popular in ancient scaldic poetry, when a word is replaced by two or more words. " (144) sillybird 2007-09-23 12:13:22

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