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From: rcb@rti-sel.UUCP (Randy Buckland)
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Subject: Re: MS/Miss/Mrs. => M
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> However, I'd suggest we pronounce it "ummm."
> 
> As for Sunny's objection to any sort of honorific, there are times I want
> to be formal (which means using an honorific plus last name), other times
> I want to be social (and use the first name).  

So what's wrong with the good old "Mi'Lord" or "Mi'Lady". It was enough
for Normans.

					Randy Buckland
					Research Triangle Institute
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