This is just a confusion among the hoi polloi.
And here we have yet another example: "hoi" is Greek for "the" ("hoi polloi" = "the many").
Best wishes, Otto Stolz
Mark Davis schrieb:
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- Re: Please RSVP... (was: US-ASCII) Philippe Verdy
- Re: US-ASCII (was: Re: Invalid UTF-8 se... Mark Davis
- Re: US-ASCII (was: Re: Invalid UTF-... Peter Kirk
- Re: US-ASCII (was: Re: Invalid UTF-... Otto Stolz
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