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From: magyar@within.caltech.edu (Igen Magyar Istvani)
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Subject: Re: Name that character!
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Date: 28 May 91 19:36:09 GMT
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In article <10599@castle.ed.ac.uk> eanv20@castle.ed.ac.uk (John Woods) writes:
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>	There seems to be approaching agreement on a number of one or
>two syllable convenience names for characters. I wonder if there is a
>definitive list - if not, perhaps we could go about creating one. So
>far I've got (from listening to the dictations going on around me):
>
   ....
>	?	? - any ideas? 

How about 'interro'?  As in, 'interrobang' - !?  I seem to remember this
being a typesetters' thing, but maybe I'm just manufacturing this is my
mind....

Ted Turocy
magyar@through.cs.caltech.edu
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