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From: Iain Alexander <I.Alexander.bra0125@OASIS.ICL.CO.UK>
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> ... vitke ...

Why not just {le nu se ke danlu mikce}?

> ... nibli ...

You're certainly not the first to use {nibli} in this way,
meaning by "common sense" rather than the rules of any
particular logical system.
Perhaps that's why {nibli} has an x3.

I'd be tempted to use {[se] krinu}.

> fi'o farna pagre [fe'u] le canko

That {fe'u} belongs right where it is, and _is_ still elidable.
{fi'o} turns a selbri into a tag.

co'omi'e .i,n.