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Phillip Helbig <helbig@MULTIVAC.JB.MAN.AC.UK>:
>...But why not, as icing on the cake, so to speak,
>include in a model .cls commands such as \etc, \colour etc.

  Should the command not be named \color? I mean, who will remember how to
spell it correctly otherwise. -- Just joking. :-)

  But I am not sure of the use of the command. Are there a lot of authors
writing papers in several English dialects simultaneously? Or are there a
lot of scientific journals out there that refuse to accept the fact that
there are different dialects of the English language?

  Hans Aberg
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