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• Jan 21, 2026 translating buddhism from tibetan an introduction an texts to analyze usage patterns. Translation Software: Computer-assisted translation (CAT) tools adapted for Tibetan. Collaborative Platforms: Online forums and projects for cross-disciplinary collaboration. Challenges and Opportunities While technology enhances eff By Misty Marquardt
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