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From: biar!trebor@uunet.uu.net (Robert J Woodhead)
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Subject: Re: 2 remarks
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Date: 18 Jul 89 19:55:55 GMT
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DLV@CUNYVMS1.BITNET (Dimitri Vulis) writes:
>1. The English language has certain traditional ways of naming groups
>of animals, e.g., a goggle of goblins, a school of fish, a pack of
>wolves, etc.  Since both `virus' and `Trojan horse' have some kind of
>animal overtones, I wonder what other people (preferably English
>majors) think is a good way to name a group of those beasts.

	1) A Plague of Viruses.
	2) A Herd of Trojan Horses.

[Ed. name for "group" of Trojans deleted...]

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