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She was thirty-five, unmarried, specialized in women's studies, but had a Ph.D. in comparative literature, which she always called comp. lit.

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It happened in 1995 in a Usenet Group called comp.text.sgml.

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One of the happier byproducts of this whole blogging thing is that people are getting the sort of drill they used to get in English comp.

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This article will focus on workers comp. from the employers point of view (most state web sites are useless to employers – they have reams of detail for workers on how to file claims or complaints, but nothing to help employers learn how it all works). oyote Background

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The president of the paper, Robert Decherd, asked me to run the "comp."

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For example, newsgroups beginning with "comp." are about particular computer - related topics.

The Big Dummies' Guide to the Internet Version 2.0 : Chapter 3: Usenet I 1994

These programs will also let you use programs posted in several Usenet newsgroups, such as comp. binaries.ibm.pc.

The Big Dummies' Guide to the Internet Version 2.0 : Chapter 9: Advanced E-Mail 1994

And the "comp." who was entrusted with my copy, being obviously inspired of Satan, set out the heroine's response and the trade instruction in small type, 'thus, as if it had been a line of verse:

Recollections With Photogravure Portrait of the Author and a number of Original Letters, of which one by George Meredith and another by Robert Louis Stevenson are reproduced in facsimile David Christie Murray

As you should with any other aspect of California business, assume that CA workers comp. is more expensive, more difficult, with more litigation land mines and more anti-business traps than most any other state you deal with).

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Contrast the form of the epithet "blue-haired," where the compound adjective is formed as if from a noun, "blue-hair": comp. "rushy-fringed," l.

Milton's Comus John Milton 1641