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Although, it could be argued that EVA "t" is q-something. The left
side certainly looks like the q character. That would mean that q at the
start of a word always appears as "qo" and within a word "t"
> Although I like the idea, the only problem is that q appears *almost* > exclusively as word-initial (5423 out of 5456 instances!) Why should the > duplet be coding for a character at the begining of words and not elsewhere? ****************************** Larry Roux Syracuse University lroux@xxxxxxx ******************************* |