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   PID: JamNNTPd/Cygwin32 1.3 20190208   
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   TID: hpt/w32-mvc 1.9.0-cur 2019-01-08   
   Alexander Koryagin to Anton Shepelev:   
      
   AS>> Succulent? What does that mean?   
      
   AK> IMHO,  rich, full of content.  For instance, a girl with   
   AK> a succulent mouth. :-|   
      
   I thought it meant prickly outside and sour inside, but  you   
   were right and I wrong.   
      
   AS>> I  strongly  recommend  you to learn how to use a spell   
   AS>> checker.  If I do it, I shall unlearn spelling: P   
      
   AK> A spell checker can be used only when you want  it.  For   
   AK> instance,  before  sending  your  text  to somebody, for   
   AK> checking. :)   
      
   Good idea, for it is rather annoying  to  see  it  underline   
   words  while  typing,  as  it is when Visual Studio starts a   
   perforce compilation and checking of your C# code before you   
   have  finished  the  code  of  a  function.  I have no spell   
   checker in any of  my  editors:  FAR,  Sylpheed,  and  Rpad.   
   Shall have to use an external tool, probably.   
      
   AK> I read the original at   
   AK> https://mybook.ru/author/dmitrij-lihanov/bianca/read/   
   AK> It  told  us that the earth _started losing_ its warmth,   
   AK> but it was not cold then.   
      
   Right you are, I plumb missed it.   
      
   AS>> Have you read the original, which indeed has  "orange"?   
   AS>> I  chaged it to "mandarine" because in English "orange"   
   AS>> is a common color name, whereas Likhanov used the  name   
   AS>> of  the  fruit rather than of the color and I wanted to   
   AS>> emphasise that fruit association.   
      
   AK> In Russian we have the  orange  color  which  associated   
   AK> with  orange  fruit.   And the author meant exactly that   
   AK> color ("apelsinovy", or orange, in English).   
      
   Yes, but the usual word to denote that color would have been   
   "oranzhevyj".   
      
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