Andy Halterman

Also, this could solve our NATO problem.

Yes, distinct from the white paper in #51 would be a "vignette" or how-to document if we want people to use UP.

Can you add these sentences to the test cases? Once they're in and the test cases are passing, we can close this issue.

I think this is worth thinking more about about. Hong Kong came up as an example of a related phenomenon: semi-autonomous regions within defined states.

We raised this issue back in June, too (#33) when it was occurring in English. It's possible there are errors in both dictionaries, but this is also perhaps some indication...

I think the tests [here](https://github.com/openeventdata/UniversalPetrarch/blob/master/Test%20Suite/test_script_ud.py) are the must-pass, since that's the purpose they served in TAB, Petr1, Petr2, etc. There are also some sentences in a separate file [here](https://github.com/openeventdata/UniversalPetrarch/tree/master/UniversalPetrarch/tests) that...

The new `multi_download.sh` file can be run at the right time by using the `at` command: `at -f multi_download.sh 1am` Make sure your server's time is local time, or else...

I'm able to replicate the bug by using the latest version of spaCy. I think something has changed in how spacy-transformers exposes the tensors. I'll start on a solution.

I haven't forgotten about this issue and I'm working on getting Mordecai 3 compatible with spaCy 3.7+. The way spaCy stores the `tensor` object changed with 3.7 and I'm waiting...

The spaCy people helped me sort out the new tensor format ([issue](https://github.com/explosion/spaCy/issues/13137)), but I still need to retrain the models to handle the new tensors in the updated models. Hopefully...