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On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 17:32:22 -0700, Rob Perkins 
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>Each element of A is unique. Each element of B is unique. BUT, because 
>the domain in A is so much larger than that in B, well, the uniqueness 
>of elements in A are greater than those in B, because there are more 
>unique elements there.
>
>In this case, the adjective "unique" describes the property of the 
>subset of A which maps in a many-to-one relationship with an element in 
>B, which is also a subset of A. It describes a property of a unique 
>element whose unique*ness* is less than that of elements in B, which 
>have a *one-to-many* relationship with set A.

And that's when I shot him, your honor.

(strainer?)

-Wendy
                 
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