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Simplified Technical English (STE) is a controlled natural language standard originally developed by the aviation industry for writing technical documentation such as maintenance manuals; it strictly limits the allowed vocabulary (about 900 core words), sentence structures, and sentence length (usually no more than 20 words), and requires each word to express only one meaning.
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