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  <Title>Generating Minimal Definite Descriptions</Title>
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6 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> One area that deserves further investigation is the relation to surface realisation. Once disjunctive and negative relations are used, interesting questions arise as to how these should be realised. How should conjunctions, disjunctions and negations be realised within the sentence? How are they realised in practice? and how can we impose the appropriate constraints so as to predict linguistically and cognitively acceptable structures? More generally, there is the question of which communicative goals refer to sets rather than just individuals and of the relationship to what in the generation literature has been baptised &amp;quot;aggregation&amp;quot; roughly, the grouping together of facts exhibiting various degrees and forms of similarity. null</Paragraph>
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