>>>>... we'll squash them like the bugs they are, with out ideas and comments!
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>>There John, you finally said it. ... without ideas (I took out the space you indadvertently typed). Freudian slip? I wonder.
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>This is a phenomenon that I've noticed many times with MANY American contributors to the UT - to split amalgamated words back to their constituents and thus change the meaning. Examples: already - all ready, hereafter - here after, inside - in side, et al, et al.

At least we know a Z from a zed (ducking).