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Robin:
> > Also, I wouldn't read <I> in English as "less than sign, I, more than
> > sign", so I expect the Lojban won't sound like that either.
> 
> Ummm, that's *exactly* how I read it in English.  I might alternatively
> say "capital i in angle brackets".  How would you read it?

It depends on what the brackets represent. If they represent
the expected value, for example, I would read it as "the 
expected value of I". I don't know what they represent in this 
case.

mu'o mi'e xorxes


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