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  <Title>APPENDIX: Running Examples Lexicon Verbal Lexicon Ending Lexicon Postposition Lexicon Dthers</Title>
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The two-level morThology model has received a grcal deal oJ attention and ha,s been implcmcnlcd for languages like li'ianish, English, JalmnCSe , Ru,ssian, l,'rcnch, and so on. However, this model has been claimed to be inapproprialc \]or Korean morphological analysis, because the complez&amp;quot; conjugation (inflection) and agglutination in word formation, and the syllabic-based representation oa t. worda may lead to a huge a'amber of two-level morphological rules, ht this paper, we show that the twoJcvcl model can be succcs,sJully applied to Korean and its rule size i~ limiled to only 52.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> Art czlensiou of two-level morphology is described for Korean language.</Paragraph>
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