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From: Randall Holmes <holmes@catseye.idbsu.edu>
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Subject: Re: Undefined terms
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I didn't realize that my response to John went to the entire list!

I will take this opportunity to thank the numerous respondents 
who offered general advice on the topic of undefined terms or who
described approaches taken in specific systems; the response has been
considerable and useful!

					--Randall
