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  <Title>The Berkeley FrameNet Project</Title>
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4 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> At the time of writing, there is something in place for each of the major software components, though in some cases these are little more than stubs or &amp;quot;toy&amp;quot; implementations. Nearly 10,000 sentences exemplifying just under 200 lemmas have been annotated; there are over 20,000 frame element tokens marked in these example sentences. About a dozen frames have been specified, which refer to 47 named frame elements. Most of these annotations have been accomplished in the last few months since the software for corpus extraction, frame description, and annotation became operational. We expect the inventory to increase rapidly. If the proportions cited hold constant as the Framenet database grows, the final database of 5,000 lexical units may contain 250,000 annotated sentences and over half a million tokens of frame elements.</Paragraph>
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