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s o u m c d e x

a l g o r i t h m

If word Length < 5 or > 18 or word contains a digit, exit.
Copy first Letter to output.
While the next Letter is the same as the first, skip a Letter.
Rssert 'duplicates are to be ignored'.
For each remaining Letter except the Last
if Letter is in Caeiouywh) skip it but assert 'duplicates not
to be ignored'
else if letter is in (cgjkqsxz) hold it as 'c'else if letter is in CbfpvD hold it as "b"else if letter is in (dt) hold it as 'd'else if letter is in Cmn) hold it as 'm'else (letter is "l" or 'r'} hold it unchanged.
Unless previous output character is the same as this one
and duplicates are to be ignored, copy held letter to
output.
Rssert 'duplicates are to be ignored'.
If final letter is in (aiouy) copy "y" to output, otherwise
treat it as previous letters.
End.
Examples:economics 3
economic
3 --> ecmmc#
ecomonic 3*econmic
rabbit )
rabid
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rapid
3
repeat 3

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sociology3*socidLogy 3 -->""sociolgy
3

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a L g o r i t h i

Bet best score to zero.
For each word in the candidate List
Set score to zero.
For each Letter (except the first}
If the Letter aLso occurs anywhere in the user's wordRND this Letter has not aLready been counted, increasescore by one and mark the Letter (in the user's word)
as 'aLready counted".
If score is better than best so far, or score is equal
to best so far but this word is shorter, save this word
as 'best so far•.
If any of the foLLowing four conditions hoLd, return
faiLure and exit:
best score is Less than (Length of user's word - 2)
user's word has five Letters and best score is Less thanfour
user's word has fewer than nine Letters and best match ismore than one Letter shorter or Longer
user's word has more than eight Letters and best match ismore than two Letters shorter or Longer
otherwise return success (best match wiLL be offered to user}.
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Lines from the Log are in roman, comments and annotationsin italic.
The first character in each Line identifies the type ofdata :I Terminal and program identification
T Date and time to nearest second
C Comment
5 Screen identification
U User searches and commands
E Elapsed time to nearest second since last w E " or M T W
Lme.
L Lookup. Contains enough information to reconstructwhat was displayed on the screen.
D Only used here to show number of items with maximum
possible weight, minimum good weight and minimum
acceptable weight. These figures can be used todeduce how the result of a search was presented to theuser .
X Suggested spelling correction.
Use of the coloured function keys is Logged as !R, !Y, !B,!b, !X for red, yellow, blue, green, black respectively.
1 he yellow key had no effect, but is still logged. R
timeout is logged as IT.
The Log
I SOC 30-Oct-86 195
Terminal and program identification. The date is a program revision date.
version code 195 shows that this is the £XF system.
T 861104092641
Date and time
5 5CR1Introductory screen (Fig 7 A)
U EGUser presses green key

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fipper)dix

C ** Start
T 861104033400
5 5CR7.1
Search input screen (Fig

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U relationship and social classes!6User enters a search and keys green -E +34- this took 34 seconds.
L relationship (228), social C6257), classes (565),
Lookup.

The numbers are the number of postings

E +4
Lookup took A seconds.
E 430

as shown to the user.

System displays 'Looking for books ..'and performs the merge, which took 30 seconds

0 rfPW=1 NGW=4 NRW=512
Merge found 1 book with max. poss. weight; 3 more books with m m . good weight andmore than 500 books altogether.

u !&;G:G:G!G:&:G;G:&:G:R
User presed green key 10 times and saw the first

10 records,

then the red key -E *191- spending 131 seconds Looking at

C BR:

records.

(0), FR: (10),No brief

records,

10 fullrecords(these systems don't

use a brief display).

5 5CR7.2
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This led to second or subsequent input

screen(Fig 7.13).
U social relationship and classes in great britamlG
E +51
Qnother related(narrower)

search by the same user.

L social (6257), relationship (228), classes C565), great britain (11019),
GREP7 BRITAIN is a phrase in the 'go/see list1.
E 43
E 462
This merge of about 30,000 postings

over a minute.

searches are as heavy as this0 r m = 0 NGIV*11 r£U!=128u(strongstems are not shown in the log)

This is nearing the limits of acceptability.

took

Luckily, not manyone.

:6;&:&;G!G:G!G:G;G:G:G:G;G:B!G:G:G!G!G:G:G!G!G;G:6;G:G;6:G;G:G:G:G:6:G:G;G:6:

G:G;G:G:G!G;G:G!G;G:G:R
E 4322
C BR: ( 0 ) , FR: (49),

5 5CR7.2
U relation sIRUser starts

to type another search,

but abandons itby pressing

the red key.

E 419
T 861104094556
C tt Finish - duration 716 sec(s)The duration

shown is the time from the timestamp after

timestamp before the 'Finish' comment.
5 5CR1-154-

the "Start1 comment to theAppendix

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From here on, many lines of the tog have been removed.

u :G
C « Start
T 861104120248
5 5CR7.1
Start of a long sequence of related

searches.

I) german media IG
E +7
L german (1665), media (433),
E +2
E +4
0 r*PW=6 NGW=6 NFW=6

u :G:G;G:G:G;G;G:R
E +133
C BR: (0), FR: (6),5 5CR7.2
U oerman press;GE +5This user can type. Screen display time, thinking time and 13 keystrokes took only 5
seconds.
L german (1665), press (475),
E +2
E +6
0 N-PW=21 NGU'=21 rW,:=21u :G:G;G:G:G:G:G:G;6:G;G:G:G;G:G:G:G;G:G:&:G:R
E +260
C BR: (0), FR: (21),
5 5CR7.2
U german jouralismlG
E +8
L german (1665), jouralism GF,
U !R
User aborts search instead of correcting.
5 5ER7.2
U german broadcasting!GMay not have noticed misspelling.

L) german radiolti
U german television!G(J soviet media !GU soviet press IG
U soviet journal ism!Gl) german journal ism !G-1E55-

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T 861104122137
C »* Finish - duration 1129 sec(s)5 5CR1u :G
C » Start
T 8611041222S1
Although only 74 seconds have elapsed this is almost certainty a differentuser.
S 5CR7.1
U social organizations of prisonJG
E +45
L social (6257), organizations (1732), prison (102),
The spelling standardisation ensures that 'organisation(s)' is also included.
E +1
E +37
0 WRIM NGVM3 NFW=143
u ;G;G:G:X

E +40
C BR: (0), FR: (3),T 661104122454
C ** Finish - duration 123 sects)
5 5CR1U IB
C ** Start
T 861104122848
Different user.
5 SCR7.1
U rape lb
E +15
Probably unfamiliar with the catalogue. Few people take 15 seconds to make 6
keystrokes, so user was probably reading the screen.
L rape (16),
E +C
E +1
0 t m = 1 6 NGUM6 NRUM6
u :6:6:6:B:G:B:G:G:6:G:G;6:B:G:G;6:G:X

E +482Eight minutes looking at 16 records.
C BR: (0), FR: (16),T 861104123706
C ** Finish - duration 498 sec(s)5 SCR1
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C tt Start
T 86110412373b
Cannot assume different user - only 29 seconds time lapse.
search ended with black key is not a reliable indicator.
5 5CR7.1
U maternal deprivation^

The fact that previous

0 t*PW=5 r£Wr5 r«U=67
E +430
C BR: (0), FR: (543,
T 861104124526
C *t Finish - duration 473 seels)
5 5CR1

u :G
C <* Start
T 661104124551
S 5CR7.1

U role of women as mothers and feminist viewslG
0 r*fw=0 NGW=0 NRV.!=4This search is too precise to work well. Two of the four books found might be
judged relevant, but there is nothing in the catalogue indexed under WOMAN/WOMEN and
M O T H E R S and FEMINIST/FEMINISM.

u :G:G;G:G:G:X
E +306
User spent more than five minutes looking at andlor making a note of these four
records.
C BR: (0), FR: (4),T 861104125235
C tt Finish - duration 404 sec(s)C » Start
T 86.1104145533
5 5CR7.1
U economic development in the third world IG
E +55
L economic (5545), development (3364), third world (482),
THIRD WORLD is a phrase, eguivalenced to DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, UNDERDEVELOPEDCOUNTRIES etc
E +2
E +34
0 rm=188 NGIM31 t*W=482
u :G:G:G:G:G:G:G:G:G:G:G:6:G:G:R

E +60
C BR:

(0), FR:

(14),

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5 5CR7.2
U transforming traditional agriculture! 15
This is a t i t l e .
0 WfW=1 NDU'=2 NPW=13
C BR:(03, PR:(13,

5 5CR7.2

U agarian reformlG (2 dels]Use of the white (delete')key is logged.

E +21
L agarian (23, reform (4123,
RbQRIRN finds misspellings ('Essays in agarian history') i n the catalogue,

doesn't notice -o rm=o NGW=O mw=2
u ;G:G;G:G;B;R- and even Looks at one of the records twice.
E +74
L BR: (03, FR: (33,
5 5CR7.2
Many more related searches, some probably for specific titles.
T B61104151212
C ** Finish - duration 999 sec(s3
5 5CR1
U !G
C ** Start
T 861104151934
5 5CR7.1
U conciliation in industrial relationslG'Industrial relations' is a phrase in the 'go/see' list.
0 NtPVJr12 NGUM2 SRU=29
u :G:G:G:G:G:G:G:G:G:G:G:R
E +30
E BR: (03, FR: (113,
5 5CR7.2

U industrial relationslG
Broader search.
0 W f l M 7 5 N&W=475 NAUM75
u :G:G:G:G:G:G;G:G:6:&!R
E +33
L BR: (03, FR: (103,
5 5CR7.2
U IT

Leaves terminal to time out from the input screen.

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E +80
1 861104152236
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5 5CR1
U !G
C tt 5tart
T 861104153342
5 5CR7.1
U economics ddictionaryJG
The duplicated 'd' may be due to the 'auto-repeat' function. Online catalogue
terminals should have this function disabled.
E *15
L economics (55453, ddictionary CF,
X dictionary
System suggests a correction U iG
- which the user accepts.

L dictionary (1326),
0 rff\M5 NGAM5 NRU=45(Weak) stemming works well here. Without stemming this search retrieves only the 28
books which have 'economies' and 'dictionary' in the title. The Library of Congress
Subject Heading is 'Economics - dictionaries'.
u :6:G:6:6!B:B:B:G;G;G:b:G!6!G!G:6:G:G:6:G!G!6:G:G:G:o:i3:G!6:6!G:G:&:G!G!b:G:6:
G!6I.G!G;G:G:G;G:G;G:6!G:G:6!G>.G:G;G!X

Blue key used to look at some of the records
E i238
C BR: (0), FR: (51),T 861104153825
C ** Finish - duration 263 sec(s)again.

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s o m e-FeidLLeczls e s s i o n s

These a r e t h e e x p e r i m e n t e r ' s n o t e s t a k e n w h i l es e a r c h e s w h i c h t h e u s e r r e p o r t e d as f a i l u r e s .
sions are discussed i n 8.4.2.

1

13.11.86 CONTROL[system]

HtfSO employment statistics

repeating
These s e s -

12.41

1386

Retrieves 0 hPW (max. poss weight), 0 6W (good weight), 1 (acceptable weight)
Looks at t h i s record and presses Olreen] Kley] another 3 times.
Obviously not sure what to do.
Record not u s e f u l : 'employment' and 'hmso'
employment s t a t i s t i c s finds 30 of mpw.
employment s t a t i s t i c s 1986 i s not i n the f i l e . (There are 6 records under ' 1 3 8 6 ' . )Describes
2

subject

as: 'Governments t a t i s t i c a l data'

3.11.86 CONTROL 13.03

Unemployment
111 mpw
Looks at 38 before deciding that it is too general.
Employment structure
2 mpw
Looks at each record twice: false co-ordination.
'North East Lancashire Structure Plan survey report. Employment and industry*
The use of time-span of discretion to measure the level of work in employment
roles and to arrange an equitable payment structure.'
Employment structuresin britain

since 1345

86 naw
Looks at first 2
First 10 are on 'britain' and '1945' althou^i some are on economics.
['Occupational structure' gives 3 nmpw which are probably better.]
Describes subject as 'Employment structures'
Unsuccesful - nothing useful found.

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3.11.86

CONTROL4

13.08

Sterling
16 nmpw, 6 Looked at.
Unsuccessful - nothing useful found - 'Not really one on shares1
Describes subject as: 'Economics sterling shares and gold'.
5eems to want effect of sterling on shares.

4

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CONTROL

17.05

Sociology of shopping
IBF ['no books match your search']
Shopping
149 mi50 looked at
Anthropology of shopping
264 acceptable weight (all either 'anthropology' or 'shop(ping)'
Rled H e y ]Unsuccessful - nothing useful found. 'Didn't expect any [usefulgeneral*.
'consumer behaviour' finds 53 mpw'5hopping behaviour1 finds 2 hPW, one of which is good.

5

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EXPERIMENTAL

13.36

aids
302 mpw
Looks at 12 - all false drops
acquired immunity deficiency syndrome
2 aw
Looked at. Both fds or marginally relevant.
aquired immune deficiency syndromef&Unsuccessful - nothing useful found.
6

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E>PERIr£NTPL 14.01

Generric
X Generic li.e. system suggests 'generic']
User presses RK (aborts search)
Generic social
1 Gil"
Looks at it

work in Britain-161-

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Unsuccessful - nothing useful.

7

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CONTROL

15.16

Recent changes in Londons economy
13 OilRLl looked at
PLL contain 'recent' and one other word'changes in Londons economy' finds 14 gw, 29 aw, the 14 contain 'economy' and'changes', 15 contain 'London' and one of the others.
'Londons economy' finds 8 mpw, 1 of which is v good8

6.11.66

EXPERIhENTO.

12.01

Economic trends
27 mpw - Looks at 3
Obviously too general - many different countries
Employment trends post-war
52 aw - Looks at first one
Social economics employment trends post-war
9 aw - Looks at 4. Several Look generally relevant but not specifically about
employment.
employment trends in england
3 gw, 234 aw'work post-war' finds 7 mpw, 72 aw. One good.
Unsuccessful - but useful books found
These searches demonstrate the importance of hitting on the correct word which
be odd. For example: 'employment patterns', 'work patterns' and 'labour trends
give good records.
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DPERIrtNTPL

13.50

The work of social work
The work of social work today
Ihe functions of contempory (sicJ social work

Tasks of social workers today
fl definitionof social work

Meaning of social work
Uhat is social work
Development of social work tasks
What social

workers doSocial policy and the tasks of social work

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Altruism
Selfless sciot
RED KEY

4

fsicJ

Selfless activity and social work tasks
5pelling correction suggests 'sleepless'Presses Bllue] K 10 or so times
Replaces 'selfless' with 'unselfish action'
Can't Find 'unselfish'
Green Key Ccauses to ignore) and then Red Key (which aborts)
Selflessness and social work
RK
Perspectives in social work
Unsuccessful - nothing useful found.
5ome of these searches seem to work well (e.g. 'tasks of social workers today') but
see below.
User commented that it only found basic books which she already knew about. She
complained that it couldn't find synonyms for unmatched words

10

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15.37

Job evaluation
Successful
Textile industry
20 mpw, 20 gw, 35 aw
Looks at all 35
Input output tables
2 mpw ,28 gw ,28 aw
Looks at 3
Unsuccessful - nothing useful.

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EXPERIrENTPL

17.35

Truancy
CF, BK, rfiF

Absenteeism
7
Looks at 7

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School absenteeism
0 mpw, 0 gw, 7 aw

hll absenteeism only - Looks at 1st
Unsuccessful - 'nothing useful found '['Truant* gives 1 and is a good record.]
Commented 'Didn't expect to find anything - just checking'12

10.11.86

EXPEf^tNTPL

14.26

Feuerbdch
CF GK KBF
Philosophy
> 512
RK
Hegel
34
Looks at 34

K rflRK/FEUERBOCH
Black key
Unsuccessful - nothing useful found.

13

10.11.86 EXPERIMENTAL

14.46

How to beat unemployment
0 mpw, 0 gw, 118 aw
Looks at 7
LayardCF BK RK
Macroeconomics

and the British

economy5 13 110
Looks at 1
Unsuccessful - useful material found.

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17.10

House of commons
235 mp*>Looks at 18-164-

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4

Parliament and the Law
43 mpw

Looks at atL, 1 twice
The passing of laws
4 mpw, 4 gw, 28 aw
Looks at 27. [3 of the mpw are false coordination as ahbw to pass exams in law'.]
Passing of laws by the House of Commons
28 aw
Looks at all
Parliament and legislation
23 mpw
Looks at all
Unsuccessful - useful books foundHe defines his search as: 'the mechanics of passing legislation''Parliament procedure* gives 3 mpw and they all look good.

15

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CONTROL

11.36

Developement of amnca
Ftorica CF
BK Britain [replaces 'ftnrica' by 'Britain']
1 book found [under the file misspelling 'developement']
Looks at it
America as a developing country
0 7 16
Looks at all
Britain as a developing country
0 7 41/
Looks at 50
Unsuccessful - useful books found.
Defines subject as: 'economic development of Britain in the 18th century'.
This oral definition gives good results.

16

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CONTROL

13.56

Britain in indi
3 3 16 ['indi' is weak stem from 'indies']
8 records looked at
British rule in India
3 8 3415 looked at-16b-

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The advantage of India

to b r i t a i n i n colonial

4

rule

0 02
Looks at both

Unsuccessful - nothing useful found - 'It's a bit hard to communicate with it1

17

11.11.86 CONTROL

15.10

The police
201 npw
Looks at 23
Unsuccessful - useful books found, said that he located too many books andcouldn't be bothered to browse thru them all. First several were useful but were in
Law Library and couldn't be bothered to go there.

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L i s t of equivalence classes of
e x p e r i m e n t a l c a t a l o g u e Cgo/see

1st,
2nd,
3rd,
4th,
5th,
6th,
7th,

terms used i nlist}

f i r s t , i , one, 1
second, i i , two, 2
t h i r d , i i i , three, 3fourth, i v , four, 4f i f t h , v, f i v e , 5sixth, v i , six, 6seventh, v i i , seven, 78th, eighth, v i i i , eight, 89th, n i n t h , i x , nine, 910th, t e n t h , x, ten, 10
16th, s i x t e e n t h , sixteen, 16
17th, seventeenth, seventeen, 17
18th, eighteenth, eighteen, 18
19th, nineteenth, nineteen, 19
20th, twentieth, twenty, 20
a d v e r t i s i n g , advertisement , adverts
aeroplane, airplane
africa,african,afro
a l g e r i a , algerianalps, alpes, alpine
aluminium, aluminum
america, anencan
arab, arabic,
arabianargentina,argentimana r i s t o t l e , aristotelean, aristotelianasia, asianathens, athenian
australia, australian, australasia,
australasian
austria, austrian, austro
bbc, british broadcasting corporationbcs, british computer society
belgium, belgianbfi, british film institutebhs, british home storesbl, british leyland
botb,

britishoverseas trade board

bnfl, british nuclear fuels limited, british nuclear fuels ltd,
british nuclear fuelsbolshevik, bolshevism
br , british rail
brazil, brazilian
brecht ,brechtian

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5bt, british telecom
California,
californian
cambodia, Cambodian
Canada, Canadiancba, cost benefit

analysiscbi, confederation of british industries
channel four, channel 4

child, children, childhood,chile, Chilean
china, Chinesechildishcia, central intelligence agency
dp, city of London polytechnic
end, campaign for nuclear disarmament

communist partyco, company
conservative party, tory party
Corsica, corsicancpsa, civil and public servants

associationcttee, committee
cuba, cuban
curriculum, curricula, curricularczar, csar, tsar, tzar
Czechoslovakia, czech, Czechoslovak, czechoslovakian
denmark, danish, danedhss, department of health and social security
doi, department of industry
dti, department of trade and industry

eec, european economic community
eoc, equal opportunities commission
egypt, egyptian

england, english, anglo
ethiopia,
ethiopianeurope, european
facts of life

fao, food and agriculture organisation
fauve, fauvism
finland, finnish
flanders, flemish
florence, florentine
franee, french, francais
freud, freudiangaol, jailgdp, gross domestic productgeneral strikegermany, german, germanic, germano, deutsch, deutschlandgle, greater london council
gnp, gross national productgov, govt, government

greece, greek, grecian
haiti,
haitianhebrides, hebridean
hegel, hegelian(Appendix

5high school, secondary school
Himalayas, Himalayan

Holland, dutch, netherlands
house of lords
Hungary, Hungarianiba, independent broadcasting authority
iceiand, Icelandic
ici, imperial chemical industries
imf, international monetary fundindia, Indian, indo
industrial relationsindustrial revolution
iq, intelligence Quotientira, irish republican amy
iran,
iraq,

Iranianiraqi

ireland, irish
israel,Israeliitaly, Italian, itatia, italiane, italiano
ltn, independent television news

japan, Japanesejung, jungian
kenya, kenyan
keynes , keynesiankibbutz, kibbutzim •klein, kleiman
korea,

koreanlabour party
Ian, Local area network
Ibc, london broadcasting company
Ice, london county council
lebanon, Lebaneseliberal party
library

science,librananshipIse, london school of economics
It, Ite, Iptb, London

transport

Ltd, limited
machiavelli, machiavellian
maff , ministry of agriculture fisheries and foodmalta, maltese
man, menmarcuse, marcusianmarx, marxian, marxist
maths, mathematics
matrix,matrices
mexico, mexican
micro computers, microcomputers, micro-computers

microelectronics, micro electronics, micro-electronics
middle ages, medieval
middle classmilan, milanese
mit , massachusetts institute of technology-169-

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movies, moving pictures
mp, member of parliament

napoleon, napoleonic
nato, north atlantic

treaty organisationneb, national coal board
nccl, national council for civil liberties
nelp, north east London polytechnic
new york, ny
new Zealand, nz
nf, national front
nft, national film theatre
nhs, national health service
nigeria, nigerian
norway, norwegian, norse
notting hill
nspec, nationalsociety for the prevention of cruelty to childreno and m, organisation and methods
oecd, organisation for economic cooperation and development
official secrets act

opec , organisationof petroleum exporting countries
ou, open university
Palestine,
Palestinian
Paraguay, Paraguayan
pans, parisian, parisienpavlov, pavtovianpel, polytechnic of central
persia,Londonpersianperu, peruvian
phenomenon, phenomena
pirateradioplo, Palestine liberation organisationpnl, polytechnic of north London
poland, polish
poly, polytechnic
porn, porno, pornography
Portugal, Portuguese

prussia, prussianrspb, royal society for the protectionof birds

rspca, royal society for the prevention of cruelty to animals
russia, russian, soviet, soviet union, ussr, union of soviet socialist
scandmavia, Scandinavian
Scotland, Scottish

republics

sdp, social democratic party

serbocroat , serbo-croat, serbo croat , serbocroatian, serbo-croatian, serbo Croatiansoap opera
social sciencesouth america,

latin america, south american,

latin american

south bank polytechnic, polytechnic of the south bankspain, Spanish, hispanic, espanastandard deviation
std, sexually transmitted
diseases
Sweden, Swedish

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Switzerland, Swissswp, socialist workers party
tanzania, tanzaniantax, taxation, taxable,

taxability

thatcher , thatcherite,
thatcherisw
third world, under developed countries,

under-developed
tibet, tibetan

underdeveloped countries,

countries, developing countries

tuc, trade union congress
turkey, turkish

tv, televisionucca, universities
central council on admissions
Uruguay, Uruguayan
uk, united kingdom, britain,

great britain,

british isles, gb

un, united nationsus, usa, united states, united states of america
utd, uniteduv, ultra violet, ultraviolet
vat , value added tax
vd, venereal diseasevdu, vdt , visual display unit, visual display terminal
venice, Venetianvienna, Viennese
Vietnam, Vietnamesewales, welsh
welfare state
west indies, west indian
wife, wives
woman, women

working classworld war 1, world war one, world war 1, firstworld war, 1st world war, 1914-18 w$rworld war ii, world war two, world war 2~, second world war, 2nd world war,

1939-45 war
yugoslavia, yugoslav, yugoslavianz cars-171-