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  <Title>A System for Simpler Construction of Practi-</Title>
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1 Overview
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Our work illustrates two points: 1. Inherent lexical properties can be deterufined by applying a battery of established hnguistic tests to corpora~ This adds to the utility of corpus analysis a dimension beyond coocnrfence phenomena (e.g. mutual information, substitutability).</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> 2. A \]exical property need not be discrete bat can be represented as a value to be interpreted as a tendency or probability for the lexical item to exhibit the given property in an unmarked context. Corpus-derived values are variable, i.e. DEGREE ValU~ Linguistic tests have been automatically applied to parsed corpora to determine an initial aspectual value for stativity for u set of frequent verbs, coveting over 90% of verb occurrences in a one million word corpus.</Paragraph>
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