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> From: Michele Berkes 615-576-2352 <BERKESM -at- A1 -dot- OSTI -dot- GOV>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <copyediting-l -at- cornell -dot- edu>
> Subject: palindromes
> Date: Fri, 7 May 1993 11:08:24 -0400
There's an amazing book out now that is full of palindromes,
each accompanied by an illustration. The title is the longest
palindrome I can recall-- I'm a lasagna hog, go hang a salami
I don't have the book in my personal collection, so I have no
more information on author, publisher, etc. but I could
probably find out if anyone would like to know more. It's
worth looking up!
> Michele
> berkesm -at- a1 -dot- osti -dot- gov
Actually, that's cute, but it's not a palindrome. A palindrome
according to Webster would read the same forwards or backwards.
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