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  <Title>DEFAULT HANDLING IN INCREMENTAL GENERATION</Title>
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Abstract Natural language generation must
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    <Paragraph position="0"> work with insufficient input. Underspecifications can be caused by shortcomings of the component providing the input or by the prelhninary stal.e of incrementally given input. The paper Mms to escape from such dead-end situations by making ~ussumptions. We discuss global aspects of default handling. Two i~roblem classes for defaults in the incrementM syntactic gener;ttor VM-GEN are presented to substantiate our discussion.</Paragraph>
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