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Subject: Re: Ada is getting more popular!
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>So would them C, C++, Objective C, Fortran and dozen other GCC front-ends,
>provided your argument were valid. Which I suppose is: free things attract
>young people.

...for some reason "Free STDs!!" popped into my head upon reading
that.
;)