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From: abg@sei.cmu.edu (Anthony Gargaro)
Subject: catholic Ada (formerly: Ada Deutschland)
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In article <37j96o$p43@gnat.cs.nyu.edu>, dewar@cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar) writes:

|> Anyway, all those who believe in "the holy catholic and apostolic Ada"
|> keep up the crusade :-)

It should be recalled that the Catholic church for several centuries mandated
a common liturgical language. (As mentioned in the 1982 AdaTEC Conference
Chair's introductory remarks, it was because the mandate had been relaxed some
years earlier that HHP J-P had not been invited to speak on the advantages of
a common language in managing a multi-national organisation.)


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