1. A computer system, comprising: at least one processor; memory having instructions configured to cause the processor to: identify a plurality of citations in at least one of a plurality of authoritative documents; identify, in the plurality of citations, a content, wherein the content includes at least one noun-verb pair; assign a unique noun ID to represent each unique noun from the plurality of citations; and store, in each row of a plurality of rows of a table, data indicating: a portion of the content, the citation that corresponds to content, and one or more unique noun IDs that correspond to the content, such that the contents of the table are usable to analyze compliance with at least one noun-verb pair.
1. A computer system, comprising: at least one processor; memory having instructions configured to cause the processor to: identify a plurality of citations in at least one of a plurality of authoritative documents; identify, in the plurality of citations, a content, wherein the content includes at least one noun-verb pair; assign a unique noun ID to represent each unique noun from the plurality of citations; and store, in each row of a plurality of rows of a table, data indicating: a portion of the content, the citation that corresponds to content, and one or more unique noun IDs that correspond to the content, such that the contents of the table are usable to analyze compliance with at least one noun-verb pair. 4. The computer system of claim 1 , wherein the instructions are further configured to cause the processor to: identify a first set of citations and a second set of citations in the plurality of citations, wherein the first and the second set of citations are sourced from the plurality of authoritative documents, wherein the second set of citations is more recent in time than the first set of citations, and wherein each citation has content; assign a unique citation ID to each citation in the first set and a same unique citation ID to each citation in the second set corresponding to the citation in the first set; compare each citation in the second set to the corresponding citation in the first set that is assigned a same unique citation ID as the citation in the second set to determine an editorial status of each citation in the first set; identify a difference between a citation in the second set with a citation in the first set that has a same unique citation ID as the citation in the second set; assign to a citation of the second set having the same content as the content of a citation of the first set having a same unique ID a first editorial status; assign to a citation of the second set having a unique ID that is not in the first set a second editorial status; assign to a citation of the second set having different content as the content of a citation of the first set having a same unique ID a third editorial status; assign to a citation of the second set having an indication of a deprecation of the content of the first set having a same unique ID a fourth editorial status; and generate a compliance report based on citations in the second set that have the first, the second, and the third editorial statuses.