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07-03-2005, 07:17
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Re: Cryptology
I do not think this is a direct-substituion cipher. Reason: There are many 3-letter words and they do not seem to fit in together. "q" appears as the second letter in 3 of those words. I cannot think of any 3 (distinct) three-letter words that share the same middle letter. Additionally, q appears only once in the rest of the cipher.
This leads me to believe that this code was generated using some other method. I think this falls under the Vigenere Cipher (Polyalphabetic cipher), where a keyword is used to shift the letters. 
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