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Figure 2: Stored entry for minimal sign PAINT.
Figure 3: Stored entry for minimal sign WALK.
Figure 4: (a) Morpho-syntactic augmel~tation. (b) Inflectional rule. (c) Conceptual expansion
Figure 5: Generated entry for resultative use of paintedv .

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