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From: John Cowan (jcowan@reutershealth.com)
Date: Mon Mar 03 2003 - 16:48:00 EST

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    Mijan scripsit:

    > Let's consider the ra+virama+ya case. In the mostpart the ra+virama+ya is
    > displayed as ya+reph. This obviously seems to be an
    > instance of ambiguous interpretation because ra+virama+ya could also represents
    > ra+ja-phalaa. ya+reph and ra+ja-phalaa are used in different words and have
    > different meaning.

    I'm responding to this message in order to isolate this point. If correct, then
    the current model of YA PHALAA is inadequate.

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