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  <Title>A High-level Morphological Description Language Exploiting Inflectional Paradigms</Title>
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6 Conclusions
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Our experience so far with PDL bas suplxnted our hypofllesis that organizing moq}lllllogical behavior in terms of hierarchically related inflectiomd pamdignls belps to explicitly characterize tile similarities and differences among classes of words an{I makes it easier tl} capture in a COIICISB and transparent nlallller tile kinds of word fornlation rules describ{xt iu many gralninar books. The language Call be compiled into a form anlenable to efficieut analysis and generation with a dynamic secondary Stl}rage lexiclm, Future work includes further &amp;quot;tuumg&amp;quot; of existing ndesets, extending our coverage of European languages, and interfacing the inflectional system with roles {}f {ledvational moq)hology and compouuding.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> Aeknowledl~ements The anthers gratefully acknllwledge tile invaluable ass{slance of Alain Couillanlt, Ilcngfimeh Irandoust, and Michael Carl ill developing grammars \]i}r I:rench and German. We also wish IN thank Rex Elyun, David Hansseu, and Mayank Prakash R/r their thoughtful fixxl-I)ack on our design of PDI,.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> A{:rEs l}L,: COI,ING 92, NANIES, 23 28 AO\[:I' 11)92 7 3 PRO{:. (): COt IN{- -92 NANrES. AUC. 23-28. 1992</Paragraph>
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