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From: rene@umcp-cs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: m/f/h/v? - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 10-Nov-83 17:26:47 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov 10 17:26:47 1983
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Now, I know that given m/f, I'm only allowed to pick one or the other.
Since it doesn't make senses to change the meaning of an operator (in
this case /, exclusive or) in the middle of an expression, having
m/f/h/v mean male/female/handicapped/veteran should mean you can only
be one of the above. Since, as far as I can tell, one can be both
female and handicapped AND a veteran, this precludes h and v being
handicapped and veteran, respectively. Mutant/famished/heavy/vesicular
is also out, as one could be both mutated and hungry. Any XORable
suggestions?

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