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From: Pierre Abbat <phma@webjockey.net>
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Subject: Phrases that translate as phrases
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How can jbovlaste handle phrases that translate as phrases? For instance, lo 
ricydandu bromeli is Spanish moss, but of course being tanru, ricydandu 
bromeli could also be a pineapple plant in a pot hanging from a tree and 
Spanish moss could be moss in Spain.

phma