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From:         Chris Bogart <cbogart@CSN.ORG>
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><quantifier> = (su'o|su'e|me'i|za'u|da'a) &
>               (ro|so'a|so'e|so'i|so'o|so'u|rau|mo'a|du'e|ci'i|<natural>)

I looked in the draft grammar papers and I can't find it... but I thought I
remembered that you could put digits like "rau" and "bi" together to get
something that meant "eight, which is enough".  .imu'ubo mi ponse birau verba
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