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"Nu?" -- it always appears with a question mark -- is best defined linguistically rather than lexiographically. But let's leave that to others! The best way to know "nu?" is by watching "nu?" in action. One example is below. For the enlightenment of all, it would be great if others could share comments on their experiences with this delightful word --->>>
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