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Subject: What is the beaujolais anomaly?
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Back in the day when I was working with Ada, there was mention of a 
"beaujolais anomaly" or so, which as I recall was some unexpected 
property of the language.  I could be wrong about what it was or how the 
term was spelled.  A google search comes up empty.  Can anybody help 
with the meaning of the term?  Thanks.