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In article <9uoh6a$l3k$1@a1-hrz.uni-duisburg.de>, Georg Bauhaus says...
>
>Yep. I think I felt uncomfortable with List_End, even when working
>on an implementation,  because of the "_End" which in a sense is not
>the beginning, so Side is nice :-)  (If I keep on talking, this will
>be about angels and pin tops so I'm looking forward to
>{name | name internationally means one Side}.)

I think this makes two votes for "Side". Does anyone have huge problems with
that name? 

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