I recently parsed the British National Corpus (BNC) using the latest version of the parser by Charniak’s group @ Brown. In running the results through ‘tgrep2 -p’ (i.e., building a corpus file), I ran into some troubles that I thought I’d put up here in case they save someone a bit of grief.
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