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                "text": "Ref in may this year , 13 pilots with china eastern airlines wuhan company in succession handed in their resignations , which were rejected by the company . soon afterwards , the pilots applied one after another at the beginning of june to the labor dispute arbitration commission of hubei province for labor arbitration , requesting for a ruling that their labor relationship with china eastern airlines wuhan company be terminated . Baseline in may this year , 13 pilots of china eastern 's wuhan company submitted their resignations one after another , but the company refused . the pilot then applied for labor arbitration with the hubei province labor dispute arbitration committee in early june , requesting the ruling to terminate the labor relationship with the wuhan company of china eastern airlines . Ours in may this year , 13 pilots of china eastern 's wuhan company submitted their resignations one after another , but the company refused . subsequently , in early june , the pilots successively applied for labor arbitration with the hubei province labor dispute arbitration committee , requesting that the labor relationship with china eastern airlines be terminated . Table 6 : Four reference documents together with translations generated by the baseline sentence-level model and by our self-training approach. First two documents are taken from the OpenSubtitles English-Russian and second two documents are taken from the NIST Chinese-English dataset.",
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