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page 4 of Section 1.16. From the discussion I had with
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Professor Penniman, it would appear that the word
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"any" on line 38 was required by the presence of the
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word "that" on line 39. I was wondering if we could delete
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both of these words without changing the substance of this
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particular section and clear up any misgivings or possible
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misinterpretations of the word "any" in this instance.
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THE PRESIDENT: I am not sure that I followed
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your change. Would you give it to us again.
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Delegate Burgess.
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DELEGATE BURGESS: I was suggesting the possi-
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bility of changing on line 38 — the deletion of the
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style change which included the word "any" and which was
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apparently required by the presence of the word "that"
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on line 39.
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According to the discussion with Professor
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Penniman, the presence of the word "that" required for
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smoothness the insertion of the word "any" which does
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give a little trouble to some of us that are reading this,
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and I wonder if we could delete on line 38 the word
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"any" and on line 38 the word "that" and still retain the
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smoothness and continuity and not change the substance as
adopted by the Committee of the Whole.
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