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  <Title>Representing Regularities in the Metaphoric Lexicon</Title>
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5. Summary
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    <Paragraph position="0"> An adequate representation of knowledge about the conventional metaphors in a language must meet two requirements. It must capture the exact details of individual metaphors to permit efficient recognition and interpretation. In addition it should reflect the regularities of the system of conventional metaphors as a whole. In particular the extension of core metaphors to extended senses should arise naturally from the structure of the metaphor and the structure of the source and target domains. This paper has described a system of representing conventional metaphors that efficiently meets these requirements.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> o,j0o.l I Ao, o .A, Tr or\] Figure' t0: Giving Metaphors</Paragraph>
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