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Date: Thu, 25 May 2000 13:12:15 EDT
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In a message dated 00-05-25 10:37:34 EDT, jcowan@reutershealth.com (John 
Cowan) writes:

<< pycyn@aol.com wrote:
  
 > 1.  The latest version (June, 92) of the speech stream resolution program 
is  > in brkwords.zip in the archives on the lojban.org site.
 > 2. The "no la, lai, doi in cmene" rule apparently means "not as a complete 
 > syllable," so that Cla(i) is possible as also lau (maybe even, under a new 
 > algorithm, la'a)
 
 Perhaps "la'a" doesn't have to be forbidden, but in fact it still is and
 will probably remain so.>> 
Didn't mean to imply otherwise, but to hold out hope for us La'adan fans
 
 <<> 6.  There are possible fu'ivla in the CVVC(V) spaces as well as in the 
CCVVCV  > space, but the tests do go on a while (and the possibility of CVVV 
cmavo will  > complicate this situation)
 
 Nope.  Fu'ivla, like all brivla, must have a consonant cluster in the first
 five letters (neglecting "y"s, which are forbidden in fu'ivla anyhow). >>
Weird brainfart!  CVVC(V) should have been VCCV(V) 

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