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An analysis of the evolution of Natural Language front ends in the last three decades shows that the growth in portability brought, as a side effect, the narrowing of the provided coverage of contextually based linguistic phenomena, such as anaphora and ellipsis.This paper presents the design and state of development of a computational mechanism which provides pronominal Anaphora Resolution within the environment of a highly portable Natural Language front end to databases, SQUIRREL' Simple cases of Ellipsis are also treated by the proposed model.An Overview of SQUIRREL is presented, followed by a description of the Discourse Module and the results achieved so far. The prototype is implemented in C-Prolog.