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Old 05-15-2013, 10:32 AM   #3
QuantumIguana
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I admit the Morgan Freemark was amusing, prompting the reader to hear the text in Morgan Freeman's voice.

The Andorperspand, combining the ampersand, does illustrate a clumsiness of how English handles logic. "Or" can be vague because it can mean picking ONLY one or it can mean one or both. Similarly "if" can be vague, because it's not always clear if it means if or "if and only if." I've seen people write "iff" for "iff and only if," but the problem with that is how would you pronounce it?
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