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  <Title>The Power of Words in Message Planning</Title>
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7 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In this paper I have tried to give evidence for three claims, namely that thought is not completely specified at the onset of lexicalization; that there is feedback from the lexical to the conceptual component; and that the dictionary plays a flmdamental role in guiding and potentially modifying non-linguistic thought. Hence, it is during the lexicalization phase that language can play this important role over thought. This is what I meant to say, when I wrote in my title: the power of words in message planning.</Paragraph>
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