Subject: bloat<br/>
Date: Sep 30, 2000 @ 19:15<br/>
Author: Dan Jacobson=¿n¤¦¥§ (&quot;Dan Jacobson=¿n¤¦¥§&quot; &lt;jidanni@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1845648479">I have substantially bloated<br/>
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It seems us boundary types are a mature crowd... I&#39;m 40 myself, therefore<br/>
mature.<br/>
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I notice wibaux & dawson co. montana&#39;s border do a curved delaware thing,<br/>
but joggified. i mention it on news:sci.engr.surveying<br/>
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the taiwan tv show &#39;travels to china&#39; [my translation] featured a trip to<br/>
lake hanasi, 100 km from RUS-CHIN-MON-KHZ, it is a big tourist village in<br/>
xinjiang province.   my point: romance of remote borders not like it used<br/>
to be. by the way, xin=new, jiang=border, frontier.  what, cant say xin?<br/>
hey, it&#39;s the world&#39;s #1 lang. pop. wise.  OK, try &#39;sin&#39;.<br/>
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