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To understand noun strings, you have to read them
backwards, i.e., from right to left. I know of no other time in the English
language when that happens.
(Anyone hear Jack Paar's remark about Michael Jackson? "Why would
a poor black boy want to become a rich white lady?" In a language
that puts the adjectives after the noun, that crack would lose
most of its impact. And I'm using it only as a syntactical example,
friends. I love all races, sexes, musics, economic strata, and
funny walks.)
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SEE Technologies, Box 544, fax +972-9-509118
46105 Herzlia, Israel voice +972-9-507102, ext. 230
