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  <Title>Attributive Manner Source Cause Means Synonym Goal Part Time Hypernym Possessor TypicalObject Location Result TypicalSubject</Title>
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2 MNEX
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    <Paragraph position="0"> MNEX (MindNet Explorer) is the web-based interface to MindNet that is designed to facilitate browsing MindNet structure and relations. MNEX displays paths based on the word or words that the  Swallow: a small bird with wings (LDOCE). Definition abbreviated for purposes of exposition.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1">  user enters. A path is a set of links that connect one word to another within either a single semrel structure or by combining fragments from multiple semrel structures. Paths are weighted for comparison (Richardson, 1997). Currently, either one or two words can be specified and we allow some restrictions to refine the path search. A user can restrict the intended part of speech of the words entered, and/or the user can restrict the paths to include only the specified relation. When two words are provided, the UI returns a list of the highest ranked paths between those two words.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> When only one word is given, then all paths from that word are ranked and displayed. Figure 2 shows the MNEX interface, and a query requesting all paths from the word bird, restricted to Noun part of speech, through the Part relation:</Paragraph>
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