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-## Create and export lexical data
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 As you translate words and phrases into the target language, Adapt It Mobile stores the translations in a translation memory (called a Knowledge Base). 
 Once several books have been translated, this translation memory can contain valuable lexical data that can be exported into tools such as [SIL FieldWorks Language Explorer](https://software.sil.org/fieldworks/) and used as the basis for a dictionary in the target language.
 
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-## Create and export lexical data
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-As you translate words and phrases into the target language, Adapt It Mobile stores the translations in a translation memory (called a Knowledge Base). Here's an example Knowledge Base, taken after translating just 4 chapters of the book of John from Catalan to Spanish. You'll note that there are over 700 entries already:
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-Once several books have been translated, this translation memory can contain valuable lexical data that can be exported into tools such as [SIL FieldWorks Language Explorer](https://software.sil.org/fieldworks/) and used as the basis for a dictionary in the target language.
+</div><div class="hero-line"><img src='{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/img/kb-main.png' alt='Example Knowledge Base'><br>Example Knowledge Base, taken after translating 4 chapters of the book of John from Catalan to Spanish.</div></div>
 
 ## Import lexical data