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From: sullivan@harvard.ARPA (John M. Sullivan)
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Subject: Re: tuna vs. tunafish
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Date: Fri, 26-Apr-85 20:35:03 EDT
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> Both "tunafish salad" and "tuna salad" sound just fine to me.
> 			John Chambers [...!decvax!mit-athena]

I would agree with this.  But somehow "tunafish sandwich" sounds
much better than "tuna sandwich".  Of course it could be called
a "tuna salad sandwich".
-- 
John M. Sullivan
sullivan@harvard