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Enhancing Legal Document Understanding Through Text Summarization: A Study on NLP and Wavelet Tree Tation of text summarization to legal documents proved beneficial for the legal profession to gain a better understanding of the cases. In this paper, we discussed various text summarization techniques specifically designed for summarizing legal documents, including the use of NLP and Wavelet trees.

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Higher Education for Women in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the many impediments that still stand in the way of a full and equal contribution to be made by women. The authors provide a number of suggestions as to how the concerns regarding gender segregation and gender equity in higher education in Saudi Arabia might be addressed.