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From: HART@APLVM.BITNET (Edwin Hart)
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Subject: Surnames with spaces
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Date: 5 Feb 90 16:05:03 GMT
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Joe St Sauver's problem is not unique.  I like the idea of the card he carries.
I also have a French-Candian associate who works in the standards area for the
Quebec government.  His last name is "La Bonte'" (the "e" has an acute accent).
Because of the problems of getting his surname into the various data bases, he
has dropped the space in favor of "LaBonte'".

Ed Hart