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In a message dated 9/24/2000 05:42:53 Eastern Daylight Time, 
lojban@egroups.com writes:

> 
> /*
> selbri-1<131> = selbri-2 | NA # selbri
> */
> 
> That | doesn't appear in The Book...
> 
The "or" vertical bar appears in my copy of the Book, on page 522.
Steven Lytle