Re: How do you spell coercion?

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From: Bruce Gregory
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 00:00

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[From Bruce Gregory (990429.1200 ED)]

Rick Marken (990429.0900)

> If so, I guess I can speak and tell you that this still doesn't
> answer Bill's question: what word do _you_ use to refer to one
> person using force or the credible threat thereof to control
> another person's behavior?

Is this a discussion about models or a vocabulary test? If the latter,
the word I use is "Marken".


Bruce Gregory

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