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Figure 1: Ontology changes in a continuous integra- integra-tion process
Figure 2: Architecture for collecting and running tests above the Taaable system
Figure 3: The Taaable interface. Queried for a dessert dish, with rice and fig, Taaable proposes to replace mango by fig
Figure 5: Detailed process of a modification of an ontology

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