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To: Pluvia who wrote (2758)	2/4/2005 1:54:20 PM
From: ravenseye	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5425

Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary One entry found for behest. Main Entry: be·hest Pronunciation: bi-'hest Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, promise, command, from Old English beh[AE]s promise, from behAtan to promise, from be- + hAtan to command, promise -- more at HIGHT 1 : an authoritative order : COMMAND 2 : an urgent prompting <called at the behest of my friends> You are selective about how to use the word "behest". I saw no reference of employment for daws or elgindy with Cardinal, did you? One other use of the word BEHEST you omitted, 2: an urgent prompting <called at the behest of my friends>. I thought you had a better comprehension of the English language, but I was obviously wrong! lma(zz)o at U2.