Egregious (Mis)use: Who Won?

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From: D. J. McCarthy ~
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 1991 17:38

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	What was the winning entry in the Most Egregious (Mis)use
contest?  Mammoth Cave prevented me from attending the session in which
it was announced, unfortunately.


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