Re: Complete thoughts

From: Chris Abraham (chris@caucus.com)
Date: Mon Mar 20 2000 - 02:43:57 GMT

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    Do you, in light of the structural integrity of French in France, compared to the fluidity of American English, believe our current flux in language - from franco-centric to bastardized American - to affect the coding sequence argument?

    Dan Plante wrote on 19/3/00 3:22:

    >In essence, these are code
    >systems where the
    >RELATIONSHIP between
    >syntax and semantics is
    >rigidly codified itself, but the
    >RANGE of SEMANTIC
    >EXPRESSION is, nonetheless,
    >completely open.

    -- chris abraham, washington, dc, usa via visor handheld

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