Subject: & now extremity bilines<br/>
Date: Nov 06, 2001 @ 21:03<br/>
Author: m donner (&quot;m donner&quot; &lt;maxivan82@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-2096843695">yes i believe i have now confirmed most of the info i blurted out in my <br/>
previous post regarding absolute use & usw<br/>
<br/>
for these extreme points prove not to be points at all but rather a single <br/>
180 meridional line segment several miles long<br/>
a few miles east of semisopochnoi<br/>
& thus a sort of biline if you would<br/>
<br/>
but russia enjoys the much greater & longer example of such a paired <br/>
extremity or biline at long180 on dry land<br/>
<br/>
fiji & tuvalu & the kiwi dependencies also appear to have at least a wet <br/>
possibility of an extremity biline along long180<br/>
<br/>
  or maybe the term biextremity line is better than extremity biline<br/>
<br/>
but anyway<br/>
a welcome confirmation that extreme points can sometimes stretch into being <br/>
bilines just as well as tripoints can sometimes stretch into being trilines<br/>
<br/>
m<br/>
<br/>
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