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3836Yes, language is changing. But not all change is progress. Some changes add to The Philosopher-8/25/2002
3835Thomas: It's a lot easier to use Kovach Accent composer if you want to use Jack Clarke-8/25/2002
3834Christopher: <i>There are heresies....</i> I am with you, althoughJack Clarke-8/25/2002
3833There are heresies, and then there are HERESIES. books.guardian.co.uk If my faThe Philosopher-8/23/2002
3832HTML symbols: Message 3001472Thomas M.-7/18/2002
3831`¡™£¢*§¶•ªº–*«‘“*øˆ¨¥Gordon A. Langston-7/17/2002
3830Here's an answer from another poster, too: vendredi 7 juin 2002 Message 17E-6/8/2002
3829E: I'm not a native French speaker, but to my ear and eye, your informal noJack Clarke-6/8/2002
3828Excellent, Quahog, I'm sure I'll find help there. Thank you. I didn'E-6/7/2002
3827You might take a peek here: Subject 28756Quahog-6/7/2002
3826May we do French? Someone has asked me this: If one wanted to write a casual noE-6/6/2002
3825If "justify" is <i>to make right</i>, then I concur that &Jacques Chitte-5/26/2002
3824No, I don't think so. "The means devalue the end." or "theQuahog-5/22/2002
3823Hmmm. How about demeans, or words of that family? A little play on the meansThe Philosopher-5/22/2002
3822Nope. But maybe more accurate?The Philosopher-5/22/2002
3821Perhaps, but not quite as poetic is it?Quahog-5/22/2002
3820Or even devalue.The Philosopher-5/22/2002
3819Perhaps invalidate would be less condemnatory than condemn? The means invalidatThe Philosopher-5/22/2002
3818We have that book in this house, actually. I'll check it out. Thank you so mE-5/21/2002
3817But it's reversed. Means/ends. It's notional, but still, I wanted to comE-5/21/2002
3816I haven't read much about Sartre, but I read this book a few years ago, and Tom Clarke-5/20/2002
3815I've been puzzling with your ends/means conundrum. Not elegant, but "Raymond Duray-5/20/2002
3814Oh dear. <i>Funny,</i> but ouch. It does follow the Sartre story E-5/20/2002
3813Hi E, Re: <i>Has anyone else read this about Sartre having his mother opRaymond Duray-5/20/2002
3812'Denigrate' had the same deficiencies as the ones I'd come up with, E-5/20/2002
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