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From: Don Wiggins <dwiggins@BFSEC.BT.CO.UK>
Subject:      sera'aku GEN: almost-PROPOSAL: intervals
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ni'o cu'u la goran. lu
> >mi klama la glazgov. puza lo nanca belipimu
li'u

I agree with this usage.  It also allows things like:

    mi klama la glazgov. zalo nanca belipimu pulenu xabju la belfast.
    I went to Glasgow six months before I lived in Belfast.

The one problem I foresee is what does zi/za/zu mean in this context?

ni'o co'omi'e dn.