Re: Airbus 320 Crash: Are "Computer" Planes Dangerous?

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Subject:	Re: Airbus 320 Crash: Are "Computer" Planes Dangerous?
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Date:	Tue Sep 05 19:28:14 2000

In article <8p4349$1kg$1@mur2.odyssey.on.ca>,
RW Walker wrote:
>

>The beauty of the English language is its adaptability. New words are
>created as fast as new technology emerges. This is why more and more of the
>world speaks English these days; their parent language cant keep up with
>the changes.

Off-topic, but what is your evidence for this reason for English
becoming a world language? What is your evidence for claiming that
other languages cant keep up?

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