Re: VMs: NEW SCIENTIST 11/2001 ZANDONELLA

[steve ekwall <ekwall2@xxxxxxxx>]

hi all :-) 

actually, i don't know what "4" they are looking at, but the "folding 
key" 
fits that very nicely (x2) it is repeated throughout the entire text.

-=se=- 

 Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 00:46:51 -0500
 From: Dennis <tsalagi@xxxxxxxx>
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 Subject: Re: VMs: NEW SCIENTIST 11/2001 ZANDONELLA
 
 jean-yves artero wrote:
 
 > Book of Riddles
 > New Scientist vol 172 issue 2317 - 17 November 2001, page 36
 > They show less variation in length than those of English, Latin and most 
 > other Indo-European languages and there are a lot of repeats?up to four 
 > consecutive repetitions of a word is common, 
 
 	We keep hearing about this, but is it true?  How common are 
 four consecutive repetitions?   Three repetitions I have 
 seen, but how common is that, really?
 
 Dennis
 
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