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David
On 7/18/05, Bruce Byfield <bbyfield -at- axionet -dot- com> wrote:
> The main reason I continue to use a hard copy thesaurus is that I have
> yet to find an on-line thesaurus organized by concept rather than word
> (admittedly, I haven't tried too hard). I find that a thesaurus
> organized by concept helps me to refine my meaning while a
> word-organized one isn't nearly as useful.
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