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20-01-2004, 16:07
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Re: Longest Word In English Dictionary
I think in german its standard practice to string words together to make a new word for a new creation or invention
I get the feeling that this 'word' you quoted is really a chemical equation 'spelled out' in which case, if you spelled out the contents of a strand of DNA, I dont think there is enough paper on earth to print it but I wouldnt consider it a word either :c) 
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