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Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 14:20:18 EDT
Subject: RE: mine, etc.
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It is important to note that the {me ... me'u} in these constructions with 
MOI have only an accidental connection with the ordinary {me ... me'u}. The 
regular one converts a sumti into a selbri somehow related to the sumti, the 
present one converts any sumti into a number-like sumti, it serves merely as 
a bracketting device and could have been sone as easily (and more clearly) 
with something usually used for such bracketting, {vei...ve'o} for example.

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><FONT SIZE=2>It is important to note that the {me ... me'u} in these constructions with 
<BR>MOI have only an accidental connection with the ordinary {me ... me'u}. &nbsp;The 
<BR>regular one converts a sumti into a selbri somehow related to the sumti, the 
<BR>present one converts any sumti into a number-like sumti, it serves merely as 
<BR>a bracketting device and could have been sone as easily (and more clearly) 
<BR>with something usually used for such bracketting, {vei...ve'o} for example.</FONT></HTML>

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