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  <Title>I Icad Pbrasc V S, VI' N NP Prcp pp</Title>
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5, CoHclusiotl
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    <Paragraph position="0"> From the brief sketch above, it is clear that e:xch lexical entry contains a large amount of redundant syntactic and semantic information shared by other entries belonging to the same category, llence, a more elegant and economic strategy is to form a category hierarchy and to store shared information on higher level nodes. Each lexical entry contains only individual idiosyncracies. Thus the redundancy in representation can be removed and data consistency can also be easily maintained.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> ICG is a kind of unification-based formalism. Therefore all the advantages of unification-based formalism were kept in ICG.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> Furthernmre, additional advaqtages are incorporated via the following design features of ICG.</Paragraph>
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