The highly anticipated tell-all book by an anonymous senior official in the Trump administration is set to be released to the public on Tuesday. And while some may pour over what are expected to be ...

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Aston University’s Institute for Forensic Linguistics (AIFL) is part of the AUTHOR research consortium which has won an $11.3 million contract to infer authorship of uncredited documents based on the ...

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The language patterns in a new book by an anonymous senior official in the Trump administration could be used to decode the author's identity. Using Forensic Linguistics To Decode An Anonymous ...