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CONDITION
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SYMBOL
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DESCRIPTION
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| Numerals |
twenty-two |
all numerals are written out in full |
| Acronyms I | @NATO | acroynyms pronounced as a single word |
| Acronyms II | ~FBI | acronyms pronounced as series of letters |
| Individual letters | ~A ~B ~C | Pronounced individual letters |
| Proper names | ^Homer | both proper names and place names should be |
| Partial words | absolu- | partial words are indicated with a dash |
| Mispronounced words | +probably | mispronounced word |
| Idiosyncratic words | *schlump | speaker uses a "made-up" word |
| Speaker noise | {breath} | sound made by the talker. Use only those sounds described |
| Background | [text] | sound not made by the talker (usually background) |
| Backgroung noise (extended) | [text/] [/text] | start / end of non speaker noise |
| Semi-intelligible speech | ((text)) | unintelligible speech. This is the transcriber's best attempt |
| Unintelligible speech (token) | (( )) | completely unintelligible speech |
| Unintelligible speech (long span) | [[skip]] | long period of unintelligible speech - skipped |
| Repeated section of speech | [[repeat]] | Period of repeated speech (broadcast) |
| Foreign language | <language text> | this is used to indicate foreign speech |
| Speaker aside | <as> text </as> | aside made from main speaker to background individ. |
| Overlapping speech (same channel) | <ov> text </ov> | used to indicate overlapping speech on |
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| Interjections |
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