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  <Title>Word Knowledge Acquisition, Lexicon Construction and Dictionary Compilation</Title>
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6 Final Remarks
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    <Paragraph position="0"> A key element in our approach to \]exica\[ acquisition and representation of verbal diathesis concerns tim use of semantics constraints in formulating MI{I) queries and characterizing FS descriptions. This practice ensttres that the results achieved in this work for ,n(&gt; tiou verbs can be suitably extended to other semantic verb classes. For example, the c\[tuss of verbs which undergo &amp;quot;extraposition&amp;quot; --e.g. That Kim left early bothers Sue vs. It bothers 5'ue that Kim left early-- can be identified by using semantic constraints on MK1) queries which identify psychological verbs with stimu-Ills subject such as bother, please, etc. (Sanfilippo &amp; Poznatiski, 1992). This approach provides an effective way of employing semiautomatic extraction of information from MIt,1)s for lexicon construction, and it facilitates word classification from text corpora when co,npiling new dictionary datab~es.</Paragraph>
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