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> >From the Politech mailing list ...
>

I heard Bob Shaw deliver this talk in Geneva, it was excellent. I still
haven't got around to reading "Seven Types of Ambiguity" by 1930's British
literary critic William Epson, but it sounds like a gem.

Leni.

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