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<classSpec xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" module="tei" xml:id="INTER" type="model" ident="model.inter">
  <desc>groups elements which can appear either within or between
  paragraph-like  elements.</desc>
  <desc version="2007-12-20" xml:lang="kr">문단 같은 요소 내에서 또는 그 사이에서 나타날 수 있는 요소를 모아 놓는다.</desc>
  <desc version="2007-05-02" xml:lang="zh-tw">匯集中間層次的元素：可出現於段落內與段落之間，或方塊性層次內與層次間。
</desc>
  <desc version="2008-04-05" xml:lang="ja">
  句相当レベルの要素内または間に出現可能な要素をまとめる．
  </desc>
  <desc version="2007-06-12" xml:lang="fr">regroupe les éléments de la classe de niveau
      intermédiaire : ces éléments peuvent se placer tant à l'intérieur des paragraphes qu'entre des
      paragraphes ou dans d'autres éléments de niveau "fragment"</desc>
  <desc version="2007-05-04" xml:lang="es">agrupa elementos de la clase intermedia (internivel): tales elementos pueden aparecer bien al interno bien entre párrafos u entre otros elementos de tipo división de texto.</desc>
  <desc version="2007-01-21" xml:lang="it">raggruppa elementi della classe intermedia (interlivello): tali elementi possono apparire sia all'interno che tra paragrafi e altri elementi del tipo porzione di testo</desc>
  <classes>
    <memberOf key="model.common"/>
  </classes>
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    <p>This element class contains a subset of those elements which
can appear in the unstructured <soCalled>soup</soCalled> with which
paragraph and other elements at the lowest level of crystal structures
are filled:  specifically all the elements which can also occur as
structural elements in their own right.  In prose, this means the
elements in this class can appear both within and between paragraphs.
This class is thus distinct from the purely phrase-level elements which
can appear only within soup, and not on their own; the latter class, in
keeping with this metaphor, is called <soCalled>broth</soCalled>; it
is represented by the class <term>phrase</term>.  Cf. also the
class <term>chunks</term>.</p>
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    <ptr target="#STEC"/>
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