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It counts out the "seven habits," "four competencies," and "sixty-four principles of success"--all as comically arcane as Rosicrucianism--and communicates in argots and acronyms worthy of Pynchon or Borges. Wordsmiths and sillabub dweebs drag out your solecisms, your argots, your idioms, patters, lingua franca and gobbledygook. The original French-Creole compound, subdivided by various dialects and argots, was complex enough. |
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