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• Subject: RE: What is the name of a document's "type"?
• From: Sean McGrath <sean.mcgrath@p...>
• Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2002 12:20:42 +0000
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[Michael Kay]
>Remember that in the real world, types are rarely mutually exclusive
>(History and Biography overlap, a fact which most bookshops choose to
>overlook.)

<offtopic>

Bookshops also show up type associations that one would
not expect. For example, in 3 big bookshops known to
me in Ireland and England, the Computer section is adjacent
to the Nursing section.

Hmmm..

</offtopic>

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