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  <Title>Ward, Nigel (to appear). A Connectionist Language Generator. Ablex. revised and extended version of A Flexil)le, Parallel Model of Natural Language Generation, Ph D. thems and Technical Report UCB</Title>
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    <Paragraph position="0"> No one has come up with a eompletely satisfactory set of deep ca.ses relations (or thematir rehu.ions). The underlying reason is that any finite set of case re lations C&amp;ll capture only some of the gellera\]izatkms desired, l prol)ose taste;u\] a feature Sl)aCC/ rel)resen tation of relational inh)rmation, where tim axes are such things as degree of responsibility, degree of nc tivity, and degree of alreetxuhless The role of a par ticipant in au ewmt (:all then be described as a pOiltl in tiffs space, allowing more accurate representation of relational information. The don,ahL of validity of each relevant linguist~ic generalizations corresponds to a prototype-centered region in the space. This pro posal is easy to implement.</Paragraph>
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