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| 277.1 | Pssst | REGENT::BROOMHEAD | Don't panic -- yet. | Tue Nov 18 1986 17:46 | 3 | 
|  |     Your third entry in the two columns is the same person.
    
    Who is this "Antonious" guy?  "Antony" or "Aurelius Antoninus"?
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| 277.2 |  | KIRK::JOHNSON | Endorphins are Habit-Forming | Wed Nov 19 1986 09:58 | 10 | 
|  |     >Your third entry in the two columns is the same person.
    
    Observant!  Jackie's two of the most famous people around.
    
    >Who is this "Antonious" guy?  "Antony" or "Aurelius Antoninus"?
    This is the guy who got kinda friendly with Cleopatra.
    
    
    MATT
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| 277.3 | why? | CACHE::MARSHALL | hunting the snark | Wed Nov 19 1986 10:58 | 8 | 
|  |     What is the purpose of this note and what does it have to do with
    lexicography?
                                                   
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| 277.4 | Humorless, humorless... | ERIS::CALLAS | Let it snow! | Wed Nov 19 1986 11:26 | 4 | 
|  |     This note doesn't have a whole lot to do with lexicography, but it does
    have a lot to do with the joy of lex, and is quite enjoyable.
    
    	Jon
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| 277.5 | defensive, defensive | CACHE::MARSHALL | hunting the snark | Wed Nov 19 1986 15:23 | 14 | 
|  |     Re .4:
    
    Did I say that this note had nothing to do with lex? No.
    I merely asked *how* it relates to lex (and/or the joy of lex).
    Just because I don't get the joke does not mean that I am humorless.
                                                        
    BTW, who is(was) the other Muhammad Ali?
    
                                                   
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| 277.6 | A REAL Heavyweight | KIRK::JOHNSON | Endorphins are Habit-Forming | Thu Nov 20 1986 11:08 | 7 | 
|  |         > BTW, who is(was) the other Muhammad Ali?
    	An Islamic martyr.  His death is commemorated in Iran to this
        day by a rather scary (for outsiders) sad holiday that includes 
        rituals of self-flagellation and remorse.    
    
    	MATT
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