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On Fri, 1 Sep 2000 23:06:55 -0700, "Quasimodo"
<KILLzdramboSPAMMERS at zdnetmail.com> wrote:

 Webster's New International Dictionary(unabridged) copyright 1961 has
over 450,000 Words. There have to be a lot more now.

Gene Aker
>
>+++ BEGIN RANT +++
>
>Don't you just hate these asshole companies with more money than sense?
>Everyone's out to patent everything.  With only 30,000 words in the English
>language (of which the average person uses only around 3,000) we'll soon
>need another language to avoid getting sued for using a trademarked word
>without permission or paying the license fee!!!!!
 
>Jose
>San Jose, CA
>(trademarks pending on the 26 letters of the modern Western alphabet -
>that'll teach 'em)
>
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