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  <Title>Conceptual Structuring through Term Variations</Title>
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6 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Links between complex terms can be used to assist terminolographers to handle extracted terminological data more conveniently, since several related concepts are clustered. This conceptual structuring relies on term variation and we have stressed the crucial part of this handling. The method can be easily adapted to other romance languages and English for which it suffices to define patterns for base-terms and their variations and to list appropriate affixes reflecting semantic relationships.</Paragraph>
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