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  <Title>CONSTRAINTS ON THE GENERATION OF ADJUNCT CLAUSES</Title>
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6. CONCLUSION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In this paper we have shown the importance of carefully choosing the framework in which to couch one's analysis. For the generation of adjunct clauses, a computational approach which assumes a coherent underlying world model and text planner has clear advantages over a descriptive representation. We have also shown advantages of our model of generation: Our use of a message level distinct from and prior to the surface structure representation allows decisions to be made when germane information is most naturally available.</Paragraph>
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