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  <Title>Coping With Derivation in a Morphological Component *</Title>
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8 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In this paper we have presented a morphological analyzer/generator that combines an extended two-level morphology with a feature-based word grammar that deals with inflection as well as derivation. The grammar works on a lexicon containing both morphs and lexemes.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> The system combines the main advantage of two-level morphology, namely the adequate treatment of morphophonology with the advantages of feature-based inheritance lexica. The system is able to automatically deduce a compositional interpretation for derived words not explicitly contained in the system's lexicon. Lexicalized compounds may be entered explicitly while retaining the information about their morphological structure. That way one can implement blocking (suppressing compositional readings) but is not forced to do so.</Paragraph>
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