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129corresponds to a semantic type which refers to something alive that is able to reason(Lönneker-Rodman and Baker 2009).Figure 19. Annotation report of the LU argue (FrameNet 2012)3.2.1.3. Lexical entry reportsOnce the annotation is complete, a report of the LU is automatically generated. Thereport contains a definition for the LU either devised by the FrameNet lexicographer ortaken from the Concise Oxford Dictionary of the English Language as well as asummary table of the syntactic realizations of the FEs along with the number of timesthey appear in the annotated sentences (Figure 20).For instance, the definition provided for the LU argue (v.) is ―exchangediverging or opposite views heatedly‖. From Figure 20 we learn, for example, that theFE ARGUER1 was annotated 20 times. More precisely, it was omitted 2 times, it occursas the syntactic subject of the verb in the form of an NP 17 times, and it occurs as thesyntactic subject of the verb in the form of a possessive NP once.