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-              WHY ARE THESE WORD LISTS DIFFERENT FROM OTHER LISTS?
-
-Alan Beale painstakingly compiled the word lists in this package based on
-the appearance of words in standard dictionaries. This would appear to be
-similar to the work of Official Word List Committee (the one affiliated
-with a certain anagramming board game players association and a certain
-large toy corporation). The difference is that Alan documented his work,
-and the documentation is here for all to see. His lucid documentation is,
-in many ways, more interesting than the word lists themselves.
-
-Anagramming can be a addictive activity. Yet, what brings it truly alive
-is a passion for language, for the words themselves, for their meaning and
-derivation, for their essence. As a purely mechanical exercise in letter
-permutation, anagramming reduces to a dry-as-dust intellectual exercise,
-and one in which brute-force computer algorithms are superior to even
-the most talented humans. This is why it's so important to dig beneath
-the superficial letter patterns, and why a printed unannotated list
-(even with "official" imprimatur) is, at best, a tool with a dull edge.
-
-Hence, these lists.
-
-
-
-Mendel Cooper