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Sorry that my little attempt at humour got you so riled up. I was only
trying to lighten up the turgid debate involving the C word. I did look up
redux in my Oxford English Encyclopedic - not there. I stretched over for my
Gage Canadian - not there. My Webster's was just out of reach and I didn't
feel like stretching any further on such a lighthearted mission. If a word
is not in the other two it generally means it is only used by a few people
in a small area of the world (dive dive dive - flame alert).
BTW, I have heard of that Updike guy, didn't he write a book about rabbits?
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