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From: Rip Tide
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1992 12:15

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Well , does any of you very clever Language type people out there know what
SYNTAGMATICALLY means.........I'd much appreciate knowing. It was used in
the context of ..... the brain being ahead of itself syntagmatically. If this
doesn't make sense then I want to know so I can give them a good flaming about
it.  The friend involved is studying English so ........


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*********** My spelling is wobbly. It's good spelling but it wobbles ***********
*                        RICH. ( esi001@uk.ac.cov.cck)                         *
*                 He's not normal...................Thank God!                 *
********* and the letters get in the wrong places.  -Winnie the Pooh. **********

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Subject: Help ......
Summary: Big word I don't know.....
Keywords: SYNTAGMATICALLY
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