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101 is the smallest three digit prime a palindrome the
sum of 13 + 17 + 19 + 23 + 29 5
in binary number of départments in France lois: la charte de la lange française US Highway called El Camino Real UK telephone non-urgent emergency number Dalmatians but I’d rather ignore room 101 |
In 2000 the editor of Lexicon (Philip Anderson) said that a story I had written was too long. A Radio 4 book programme included an interview with an English writer of very short (100 word) stories, who had them published in Europe because no English publisher would be bothered with him until one noticed that his books were selling. I could not take his format of 100 words but 101 would do, so I offered the story to Mr Anderson in a choice of 101 and (Arabian Nights like) 1001 words. 101 word snippets of law followed in in 2008 and a pageful, eight snippets, appears in New Law Journal whenever the editor, Jan Miller, had nothing else to fill the last page. It is Jan whom I thank for coining the title The Reduced Law Dictionary. |
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Three Icons of English Literature the Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer Shakespeare’s plays (First Folio) the British Kings and Queens since 1066 snippets of life |
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Roderick Ramage Copehale
Coppenhall Stafford ST18 9BW
roderick@copehale.net www.roderickramage.net www.daimler-dn250.net www.law-office.co.uk |
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