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Article #103Re: How do you spell coercion?
From: Richard Marken
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 00:00
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[From Rick Marken (990429.0920)] Bruce Gregory (990429.1200 ED) > Is this a discussion about models or a vocabulary test? It's a question (not a test) about vocabulary, of course. Bill (and I) would like to know what word you use to refer to one person using force or the credible threat thereof to control another person's behavior? > If the latter, the word I use is "Marken". Ok. So what we call "coercion" you call "Marken". Is that correct? If so, I wonder if there are a substantial number of people who refer to "coercion" as "Marken". Perhaps it was a mistake for my dad to have change the family name from Tumarkin (or maybe that's the Russian word for "coercion"). Best Rick -- Richard S. Marken Phone or Fax: 310 474-0313 Life Learning Associates e-mail: rmarken@earthlink.net http://home.earthlink.net/~rmarken
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