 As regards feature 7, it is at least conceivable that presumed meanings arise as soon as the triggering word or construction has been processed by the hearer. For Levinson (1995, 2000), salient meanings have this property of arising even before the processing of the sentence is completed but can subsequently be cancelled if further context witnesses against them.. In other words, they arise pre-propositionally or locally. Discourse interpretation proceeds incrementally and similarly the assignment of default meanings to the processed segments is incremental. For example, the scalar term many in (16a) triggers the presumed meaning not all as soon as it has been processed. The subscript d in (16b) stands for the default meaning and is placed immediately after the triggering construction.