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In a message dated 4/26/06 3:15:50 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
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> (WAY off topic) I have a question that has been on my mind for a long
time,
> and I can't seem to find any consensus on the answer. When reading about
> commercial software, I keep running into the phrase "Proprietary property."
> I have always felt the phrase is redundant, and I used to laugh at all the
> tapes I would get from Cognos with a label declaring that the contents were
> "proprietary property of Cognos." Now that I have encountered the phrase
in
> so many places, I have begun to wonder if my assumption is based on some
> misunderstanding of the words.
>
> Would anyone care to weigh in on this admittedly trivial question?
Unfortunately, anything that I might perhaps say would only likely be
probably deleteriously harmful to your cognitive understanding of the informative
meaning of the phrase.
Wirt Atmar
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