Hezbolland

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HEZBOLLAND

   The NEW YORK POST, 27 May 2000, pg. 10, cols. 2-5 headline:

   Fighting words in "Hezbolland"

   Obviously, from Hezbollah-land.  But could it also be Hez-bolland, with the last part like "Holland"?

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NEW YORK TIMES

   To briefly answer Greg Downing's comment--no, I don't blame William Safire of The New York Times for The New York Times Book Review Editor's incorrect knowledge of the word "plagiarism."  (It comes from the Latin, "to kidnap a child."  There's also a spelling error in Encarta online.)
   My complaints against William Safire are of eight years' standing and have never been resolved.  They reached a ridiculous point last year, when I spent five months begging to give out free ANS and ADS memberships.  No one even responded.  This is all well chronicled in the ADS-L archives.
   My general point with the New York Times is that the truth is censored and has no recourse.
   People should be on my side to help me.