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1 Concatenative Speech Synthesis
Output waveform generated by concatenating segments of pre-recorded speech corpus. Concatenation at phrase, word or sub-word level. Synthesis Examples The third ad is a 1996 black Acura Integra with miles. The price is 8970 dollars. Please call (404) compassion disputed cedar city since giant compassion disputed cedar city since giant labyrinth abracadabra obligatory labyrinth abracadabra obligatory laboratory computer science Continental flight 4695 from Greensboro is expected in Halifax at 10:08 pm local time.

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