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* Forcing paragraphs to another page to "enabling a paragraph to have its
own page"
* Strike-out to "lets keep this text here for reference"
* Bad break to "unfortunate sentence placement"
As Susan Pouter said: Stop The Insanity!
Regards, Barry Kieffer
Harry Hager writes: <snip>
While we're at it, I guess we need to find substitutes for these words that
must offend somebody out there:
* FAT, as in file allocation table
* Short, as in short circuit
* Thin, as in thin client
* UNIX, spelling is okay but we have to change the pronunciation
* SCSI, it just sounds dirty, right?
* Heterogeneous systems
* Homogeneous systems
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