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#5927 09/07/2000 9:49 PM
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...after the Enigma Cypher Machine, right?


#5928 09/08/2000 6:37 AM
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or equally relevant - Elgar's "Enigma Variations"!


#5929 09/08/2000 9:54 AM
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...after the Enigma Cypher Machine, right?

Yes, though the idea came from a friend. Having played the Elgar Variations, I can say that the music is much more
predictable than the spellchecker seems to be. And thanks, Max.




#5930 09/08/2000 10:29 AM
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And it has a most apposite anagram:

gamine -- a small, attractively informal, mischievous, or elfish young woman.

Now don't all call at once!


#5931 09/09/2000 2:11 PM
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no one seems to know tsunematsu, so maybe it IS the pop singer!

by the way, i forgot the most famous matsu of all:

matsuda
(mazda)


#5932 09/09/2000 11:32 PM
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matsuda (mazda)

Any relation to Ahura Mazda?



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