I'm still exploring Coco.  Typically, it does what I want, and saves much time.
This innocent looking grammer fails, but doesn't warn me.  I don't know why.
See especially the state table in realS.Get .  Somehow it wants to give
state 0 if it encounters a ",".

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0
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m7P0:0Lm130P[?H003Na10Xe7:0`;W\006lR30\]=?0P\n8107Jd40hUCF0MQ9fL08`30h600000
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L
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Aubrey McIntosh  /  Chemistry  /  University of Texas  /  Austin, TX 78712
We had freezing rain outside Dallas for thanksgiving.  Although the pine
trees did not like this, it was beautiful under the full moon.  I went into
the woods barefoot, but returned soon.  That seems far removed from here.