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From: crm@duke.UUCP (Charlie Martin)
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Subject: Re: Breaking out of several nested loops
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Date: Sun, 4-Nov-84 16:38:52 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov  4 16:38:52 1984
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Contrary to your note, there is no difference between
"managers, students, and other children" and
"managers, students and other children" -- they have the same
meaning.  Check for example Fowler's book on English Usage or
a modern style manual, like that of the New York Times.

In addition, I have been a manager and am now a student and I still
feel pretty certain that I am included in the class to which you
ascribed a childish lack of knowledge.
-- 


			Can you say "classical fallacy?"
			Good! I *knew* you could.

				Charlie Martin
				(...mcnc!duke!crm)