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Dear friends,

let me ask these simple questions:

1) Is \em just a font switch, or is it macro? I.e. is it necessary to
    write `{\em some text\/}' or is sufficient to write `{\em some
text}'?

2) How can I find what hyphenation pattern is currently used?

Many thanks,

M.K.

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Economics is the only field in which two people can get a Nobel Prize
for saying exactly the opposite things.