[RNLD] re my last

Mon Dec 7 02:09:38 UTC 2015

As long as it does not change "together in trouble" to "to get her in trouble", it is ok. 😉

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On 7 Dec 2015, at 10:00 AM, Margaret Sharpe <msharpe3 at une.edu.au<mailto:msharpe3 at une.edu.au>> wrote:

It’s hard to convince Outlook (our mail server) that certain words exist in other languages. So it changed guruman (one word) to guru man.
It doesn’t like the new word skyping either, turning it into sky ping. Sigh. Margaret
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